Insomnia
I sit here in my cotton throne.
Lying down like a corpse that hasn't stopped breathing
Dreaming with my eyes open,
not falling asleep for one second.
As the image of the grey hem and elastic
Runs through my brain like
a disease runs through blood.
Look at me, so helpless.
My body becomes restless
My mind races, thinking of you
And only you.
Where are we to go?
What do we do?
Where did we come from?
How did this all happen?
How did I get here, lying in the absence of death itself.
Breathing every breath,
counting the seconds until we meet.
Insomnia keeps me awake
But you keep me alive.
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