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Storage Room
Contributed by
ediii
on
Saturday, 13th October 2007 @ 06:04:37 PM in AEST
Topic:
drugabuse
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Living in a dream with squibbly spirals serpenting through the wiggles of my conscience.
I wake up in the dark in the silence. Alone. Every morning I wish to wake in a warm embrace of skin on skin, bathing me in the aura of the sense of belonging.
An old lonely building glaring at the tourists with smashed glass eyes; And heaps of rubble inside, longs to be owned, cared for, renewed. Like a baby.
Glassy eyes I close as I examine the mess I stuffed into the room I own. Inside me, Boxes full of fragile feelings. Stacks of emotions filed by title. Moods on coat hangers ranging according to colors. Desires and Needs stuffed in a drawer - long, tangled, colorful scarves. Finally, in a glass counter case there is a substance. Fluid, silky, grey. Memories on display.
An old lonely building glaring at the tourists with smashed glass eyes; And heaps of rubble inside, longs to be owned, cared for, renewed. Like a baby.
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2007-10-13 18:04:37] (Date/Time posted on
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