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Unnamed Heartbreak
You can’t just stop there, they say.
Everyone is wanted in some way
I hate screeching at the top edge of my lungs,
When the sound won’t pour over-
And hot summer bleeds into fall
There’s no rest from the effects of time
A vague ache still chains me down,
I sense my demon staring right at me,
But only see what hasn’t been filtered out with denial.
I focus on the malaise brought on by trivial matters:
That is the reason for my hurt; or-
That explains the psyche of my hormonal teen brain.
I'm a zombie at best. Uneducated in matters of the heart.
Waiting and waiting for the magnificent,
To speak awareness and truth, but cradle my abandoned spirit.
I don’t have to be alone,
But moving outward has always meant risk,
A change of scene from the black-and-white it usually is.
I look to familiar people
And to familiar phrases- for comfort in the meantime.
Finally I wake one day
United: mind and one celestial chime
Speak unto the soul as it was meant to be.
It feels good to be free.

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This is kind of a simple poem about how heartbreak can go unrecognized, and often dismissed- especially when you were the one to break your lover's heart by trying to move past that relationship. Sometimes, guilt and longing sets in at a later time.