Swirls of technicolor invaded my mind
Pulsing kaleidoscopes helped me forget
The fumes pumping in and out of my flesh
Slowly rotting, sweetly entranced
Hardened to stone
Rooted to the earth.
But the view, oh, the sky!
At least I can imagine that I caressed such beauty
And knew what it meant to be on fire
Without ever burning.
This earth may be hollow
But gravity
Is just too sweet
To ever
Let
Go.
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The Anomaly of Teenage Angst
PoetryThoughts and feelings on life when everyone says you haven't been in the "real world" yet.