My Residence
I am someone
Who is a resident of my head
Turning the key to my door
Ignoring my upstairs neighbor looming above me,
Named dread.
I see
I stare at
My roommate
Who sulks and stalks
Only watching
Whispering sweet sentences
Full of broken dreams.
I hear the neighbor to my right
Screaming and clawing and cursing
Because he stubbed his toe
But I know
That my neighbor
Anger
Is upset about much more
Than the pain caused by that stupid,
Jutting,
Corner of that table.
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