Pressure of Despair
There's a pressure in my lower stomach,
as sickness of aching and swelling,
A wish for something,
An errant whim against reality,
It is cold under the ocean,
in the darkness of my mind,
Coiled in a corner,
the snake of Leviathan
Memories are vines,
digging and choking,
killing Newton's apple tree,
The rosy flesh turns green,
A poison taste of bitter blood,
Cloaked and disparaged,
I hide in the forest outside my village,
Crying in the night to howls of wind,
I wish for no one to find me,
locked away in a hole of ash,
burned in my diary,
words only echoed in shapeless nothing,
I cast my soul to the void