At night, my life’s energy burns through my skin. I try to
sleep but keep waking up, kicking off the covers until the moisture dries and
cools me with tranquility.
Growing more isolated, observing puppets in the grander
scheme of events; aspiring, trying and expiring.
Out of sight out of mind.
He told me I had bedroom eyes.
I said, “What does that
mean?”
“They’re very sexy,” he said haltingly.
“How lame!” I exclaim, “at least you could comment on the
color or say something about how the blue green color is unusual.”
The days pass in a whirl of appointments looking through strange windows.
Stringing along, smiling and singing a song; a pawn trying to escape with no superpowers or magic cape.
The moons gone astray and my minds lost all day. No one’s home minding the store. I stay to finish day after day between four walls closed in yet so far away.
