
"Glassy eyed stare, wonder whether/ she's ever gonna get out of here." collection of things i prefer over most. titled ones.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Chapters: 11 - Words: 3,247 - Reviews: 20 - Favs: 1 - Updated: 01-19-12 - Published: 11-05-11 - Status: Complete - id: 2967780
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mitral or aortic insufficiency. That's basically where one of your heart valves have torn up edges and cannot close properly, leaking blood back out. Can be caused by a disease, etc and causes a heart murmur. Generally not good for your health, of course.
Insufficiently Me
January 17th, 2012
.
Feel trapped in my
echo-complex closet of a mind.
In this aching, buried heat
grasping, continuously,
I jump and reach,
stretching to my muscle's extent
begging for the apple in the limelight.
.
I am bleeding
up upon the twigs and branches,
they hold me like a fragile
creature, and I am frozen
in your beauty.
Struck mute by your voice
that shot through my larynx like
electricity. I ache for your
touch again.
.
If I could capture you
cupped inside my hands,
I would never let you escape
even if the frostbite threatens to
numb my extended digits off of their
arthritic joints.
.
I am addicted to your
resonant voice
your ugliness in
exclusivity. I would
lock you in my little
secret box if there were air holes
to breathe through, or water to drink.
.
But inside I am suffocation.
I am overwhelming and burdened and
begged with the prospect of leaving life
to ditch such ideals so I can
lay crippled beneath you
at your feet, bleeding like a
haemophiliac
struggling like
your connection to this outlet.
.
And as all the lambs are
lay, prostrated below you-
you dare never to glance and
I am perplexed- exhaustively,
perpetually, unendingly in a strain
of torn ligaments and ripped muscle.
.
I am constantly with you,
like the rough edges of your
valiantly pumping heart valves.
They regurgitate as I lap
the loss up eagerly, hoping
you'll never notice.
.
I am unseen, but you can feel me,
can't you? You can feel your blood
volume shrinking weakly and surely,
as I am yours alone. You do not?
Oh, but you will. You will see me.
You will feel me. I thirst for the
erythrocytic spill and failure
as long as you remain singing.
.
As long as you are in these frail hands,
I will take you tumbling down
into cold water. I was insufficient,
like these heart valves.
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