Every morning I wake up here, in this tank of water, alone.
And even if all these flowers surround this tank it still feels empty, I don't feel alive.
Until midnight strikes and I lose control.
My hands light up and every flower around me blooms including the one that I keep in the jar inside this lifeless tank.
It's all I hold dear.
But the tank shatters and as I touch the ground the flowers become as lifeless as me, it's my fault.
I'm a monster.
And so I cry, I cry like I'm dying. But this is much worse, because I'm killing myself and everything around me.
Except that jar.
That flower has no idea what I've done.
I hold it close, like I'm going to lose it as well.
My tears gather up as the sun rises.
And I'm back in the tank.
Every morning I wake up here, in this tank of water, with this one flower.
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This Tank Of Water
General FictionEvery morning I wake up here, in this tank of water, alone.
