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In the Belly of Lonely
I belong to no one, to nothing
Not even to myself
To neither the sky, nor this body
My feet feel like trespassers on the ground, my hands are somehow a new stranger
I feel lonely in every crowd of bodies and voices
Which is to say, I feel lonely in my own
In this chandelier of moist bones and tendons
And I wonder- when the elasticity of myself wears will I fall apart easily
Will it be as beautiful as teeth puncturing into the flesh of ripe fruit
But my organs feel rotten
Still reluctantly beating, breathing
So I picture those same faces biting into me
And I wonder,
if I will change the way they reach
Change the way they devour
Not even to myself
To neither the sky, nor this body
My feet feel like trespassers on the ground, my hands are somehow a new stranger
I feel lonely in every crowd of bodies and voices
Which is to say, I feel lonely in my own
In this chandelier of moist bones and tendons
And I wonder- when the elasticity of myself wears will I fall apart easily
Will it be as beautiful as teeth puncturing into the flesh of ripe fruit
But my organs feel rotten
Still reluctantly beating, breathing
So I picture those same faces biting into me
And I wonder,
if I will change the way they reach
Change the way they devour
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