Consume the seat across from me,
And watch.
Watch the fight of what is a heaven,
And what is a hand clutching onto a false sense of morality;
For ears may only hear what can only pay them.
I was born again through the womb that coexisted between what was little faith in humanity
and broken mirrors;
So scribble across my feelings,
And shove sugar down my throat,
And call me again next Tuesday.
If thin metal doesn’t act as a medicine before prescriptions,
You might see me then.
Who cared more for myself,
More than the destruction of pictures that were already broken.
I it that much.
And so I am left to clean and look at the reasons;
Though I am to blame.
Forsake what I am.
I’ll diagnose life and all of its creatures.
All of which suffers,
And howl,
Silently behind the doors we paid for.
I’d introduce myself,
But I was already diagnosed after I told the truth;
I’d be sane if I lied.
Yes.
You were right.
I’d smile if I lied to myself.
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And watch.
Watch the fight of what is a heaven,
And what is a hand clutc](https://image.staticox.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fpm1.aminoapps.vertvonline.info%2F7858%2Fcad95b8ff3ac90bd460ae46f6c073b257dcc34b1r1-770-770v2_hq.jpg)
Comments (2)
ahhhhh!! This is gorgeous, I really loved it √^^√
Thank you. It’s going to be deleted the minute I publish my poetry book within a month.