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there are some things (i'd like to say)
the thing in the pit
of my stomach
won’t tell me what it wants,
why it gnaws
on my heart
like a marrow bone
(not that I know
what the marrow
might be)
or why,
when it leaves me empty,
buzzing with nothing,
its hole is not filled
by a thing
that will sew shut my rips,
and mold the clay of my rib cage
back in place

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When I wrote this poem, I was drawing on a place of emptiness and exhaustion that sometimes overwhelms me during times of stress. By adressing this feeling, I hope that I can help my readers better understand and process similar emotions.