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zodiacave
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United States, AZ, Phoenix

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The weight

Nauseous yellow bulb
Above my head
Stinky, delivery food
By my bed
"Energy for tomorrow", you said,
Leaving for the night.

Devoid of strength,
On my bed
In this filthy room
I wait, I think.
I used to be loved
Had a family that cared
Now abandoned, alone, aching.
I reminisce.

We were in love,
Childish abandon, youthful rebellion.
Anxious to grow, curious to know
This wasn't supposed to happen
Fairweather lover,
How did your affection dwindle?

Oh God, again.
Clutching the sides of the toilet
Spewing out burning bile.
Violently my body jerks
Wrenching out'f a starving gut
Every remaining fluid drop.
Dragging my feeble teen self
Onto the bed I fall, belly first.
The suffocation I ignore,
Turning around, I wait.
Wait for you, Wait for daybreak,
To suck out and shred this mass inside,
The life you and I made.
Our baby,
No, my baby.
Protective hand on belly
A lone, helpless tear escapes
As my eyes give in to numbing slumber.

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Neo Comment by: Neo - 2007-02-16 04:16
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"Had a family that cared
Now abandoned, alone, aching.
I reminisce."

That weighs heavy on my mind too.

Never give up.
DickGentile Comment by: DickGentile - 2007-02-12 21:56
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Its almost as if your isolated.
Comment by: - 2007-01-27 16:58
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"We were in love,
Childish abandon, youthful rebellion.
Anxious to grow, curious to know
This wasn't supposed to happen
Fairweather lover,
How did your affection dwindle?"


...because it wasn't true love m'lady, 'twould be thy heart of a child to bear such weight, now 'tis mine.
paradoxpen Comment by: paradoxpen - 2006-12-07 10:11
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WOW this poem is something else... all my respect goes to you (not out of pity for the storey although it is very sad but for the poem itself) An amazing write!!
autodepressive Comment by: autodepressive - 2006-12-06 06:09
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it really proves humankind is a sick and twisted race when i can see a beauty in such a sad poem...
this piece have more feeling in it than anything i could ever make.
and if this have happened to you... to be able to rip out your heart like that and place it on a piece of paper, thats a sign of a true artist
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