Inner Monologue

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  • Lost Love

    Inner Monologue

    My inner monologue

    speaks poetry spiraled in lies;

    It likes to paint pretty pictures

    on soiled canvases

    And decieve my innocent eyes.



    Never quite feeling alive unless

    you are peremantly wrapped up inside my head;

    your warm sandstorm eyes forever in sight,

    tentatively watching my immanent demise

    And leaving everything, as always, unsaid.



    My inner monologue speaks

    mingled sentaminets of you often;

    Holds you in a false light,

    high upon a faltering pedistal,

    still visiable as I finally fade out of sight

    to lay down cold in my velvet-lined coffin.

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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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