Poem -

Temporary Death

Sometimes I wonder 
whether my presence matters 
Clinching  my teeth 
to not shout out my pain 
Crying in the pillow 
to not make a sound
I wish I could have a temporary death
Then you will get used to my nonexistence 
Thanks for giving birth to me
But sorry I’m being such a disgrace 

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Dean Kuch

Perhaps the party in question—the one to whom you're writing this melancholic musing—doesn't see you as a disgrace at all, T-Tree.
Perhaps it's only you who thinks so.
Hey...stranger things have been known to happen.
Keep those creative juices flowing...
~Dean ... ✒️

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