flowers in the night
Dear mental health,
I cry myself to sleep
wanting to get better
having dark thoughts
my brain does not work like yours
clinical
fluorescent
doctors
code black
screaming, fighting wanting to live
but struggling to find a way
out
we were like a downed powerline
electric
dangerous
We sparked with ambiguity
wanting something more
something more no one could give
we trickled in moonlight
a top the water tower
asking anybody to save me
beautiful souls
among each other at the table
waiting for us
the beautiful girls who smile
wild flowers
In the field in the night
blossoming
the sun shines and you welcome it
with open arms
the bees pollinate
dear me, love me
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