literature

Killing Us Slowly

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You lost your voice one day.
Poised on tiptoes, a
good night’s sleep bleeds
like melting icicles.

Let’s get lost in a photo booth,
your clockwork appendages
clinking like an abacus.
Again.

You exist in the
morning rain, thunder;
looking for the thumbprint
to his blue eyes.

Your fingers are scythes,
bygone photographs;
they gently take your life
like rice grains at a wedding.
This is for #ProjectDFC's May Mixup Madness. I hope it follows the guidelines.

=SilverInkblot kindly let me use her as my guinea pig. I had fun gathering all the beautiful lines I used in this poem. Here are the deviations I used them from in order:

Stories of feelings with no names - Revision
Snowflakes
Bled Dry
Burning Low

Photo booth
The Watchmaker's Lover - Revision
Turquoise
On creating lifelike characters

beaut(if)ul
six a.m.
Messages
Silver Fox

Harvesting
Glory-Be Bits III
Senescence
Glory-Be Bits IV
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