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COLLAR
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I look at my face in the mirror
Deconstructing my vessel of meat
I resent the fact i am human
I rip off my skin and my teeth
I denounce my body, once structured and sane
I forgo my complexion, my gender, my brain
I claw at the walls within my flesh prison
My chest constricting in pain
Dotted line lasers examining my teeth
They pick apart my skin and then they take what’s underneath
This fabric i writhe in
Has never once fit me
Although i grow theres still a catatonic state within me
Every day i go outside, a child’s sent to war
Im still confused about myself so how could i be more
The weight of all these airborne words sink cracks into my bones
Although i try to state my case i always feel alone
I wait for tragic things to bring release, so depraved
But why do i reserve myself from feelings that i crave
To allow myself to feel is not a concept so absurd
Then why is it so selfish
needing to be heard
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