oh no
Oh no, it's happening again.
I like to call It the wave,
Like a tsunami it washes over me,
And I have to hold my breath, because if I don't I'll fully submit and drown in it.
And before it comes, I have no warning.
No sign.
No feeling.
Just utter surprise.
My great grandmother once told me I was made of tough stuff.
And ever since then I break even more when I think about it.
And oh no,
Oh fucking no,
Here it comes again, washing over me with the complete weight of the entire ocean's contents.
And it's cold,
I freeze in place every single time,
In a sea of people, suck attacks of the wave happen.
But like a fallen tree alone in a forest, I make no sound.
Or do I?
I pray to god that one day someone will hear it.
That one day someone will understand.
Because that's all I've ever wanted.
My intentions weren't to hurt
I promise.
I just want to be loved.
To feel whole.
Like nothing can touch me because I'm so high in the clouds.
And then the wave wouldn't reach me.
C.b.
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