Mortal Conflict
I would love to speak to you alone,
No one could ever guess my aggressive tension.
I would like to call you a moron,
Years passed by, yet you are still in your reflection.
I would let go of my chain,
Oxygen creates a vague reaction in my infected brain.
I would let go of my disease,
The disease is heavier than my knees.
I want to cast off my memories,
The memories of you are nothing but a troublesome maze.
I want to ruin the faces in your art,
Bodies mean nothing when souls fall apart.
This will hurt me more than you could ever imagine,
More than I recall of my sins,
More than the air I breathe,
The more I let go, the more I believe.
I found it coursing through my veins,
I found it without pain.
I found the valid reasons to return to normal,
Abnormality cannot define the mortal.
Copyright © Abir Sawran | Year Posted 2024
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