A paranoid sleep,
a broken phone,
a single mistake that is all my own.I'll think about it until I cry,
while hospital flowers watch me die.Sympathetic smiles, what a shame,
the world is a party for those without pain.Awake in a coma that can't be undone,
So we watch the moon collide with the sun.Our scars are constellations,
with genesis unknown.
Our scars are constellations,
to one day guide us home.
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My Sweet Grave Digger
PoetryI use to have an anger so big, it could fill up any house. Poems from the garage attic.