walls.
invisible. invincible, too.
I turn into a fort. this solitude, once saved me, you know.
it became my home of dreams and make-beliefs.
torrentially heart-warming fantasies.
and now, reality.
sweet. blessed. but exhausting.
once I was a committed audience,
now but an actress.
I dream to go home, even while I lie in arms of the one I love.
I dream to be where I don’t anymore.
when I don’t have to make this real,
when my dreams could float into scapes of reveries.
how can I be who I am?
how can I be that unspoken, that chimerical?
but I’m expected now to live up to love.
with courage, through my flaws.
but this is not what I want.
my solitude tastes of abandonment, but the bitterness is what I crave.
the over-indulgent spiral.
and never wanting to be saved.
he looks at me with his sober eyes,
his words sweet, his arms safe,
still I let go.
still I hold on to what I know.
tortured, left behind, invisible.
almost a figment from a faraway land.
I want to be like that.
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