Stress
I am drawing a line
incredibly thin
across my chest,
longer than my arms that quiver,
beneath all of it
beneath all of it
thin thinner
I become
thin thinner
my hair falls
stress stressed
my syllables
fall flat
from my lips
so still
my motivation
shock stand still
from cold air.
I'm not moving from this region
of terrible familiarity.
I have left my own body
But I have not left this place.
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