They ask me if I'm okay
And I say;
"Dead? Who me?"
But it's not their responsibility
I should look out
For tombstones myself, so
I don't trip
And break my brittle bones
My spine or my hip
But I don't care
My brain is gone
My organs have fled
My heart is alone
In darkness, and they said:
"You're dead; a skeleton,
Of who you once were"
I feel dead
And also I feel wild
Like a skeleton child
I feel numb and
Without emotion
Like a haunted house
That's out of order and broken
But then I feel too much
A poltergeist heart
With boney hands I can't touch
I'm
A ghost wandering around
My own home
Watching and waiting
In anticipation of
My very own tomb
YOU ARE READING
pomegranate tears and deep dark fears
Poetrythey call me hades because i'm dead inside