War

I shuffle through my loneliness like ruble after a war...
 I arrange my memories like pictures on the dirty floor...
 I wonder what it would be like to live another life...
 Could things ever be different as I hold this shaking knife?
 I swim through my sorrow, spitting out regret...
 I'm at the bottom of the pool, even though I'm not wet...
 Your shadow is haunting me a little less every day...
 I notice my psyche is made of papier-mache... 
 A sliver of sunlight smiles at me from under my door...
 Maybe I'll see you again... Maybe after the war...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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