Drowning

No one really cares where I drown
I can jump in the lake
As long as my corpse is not in the way when they wanna fish
But one thing I know for sure is that I'm made of glass
And I'm always on mute
And they only regard me as an hallucination
A slip of the mind we rather just not talk about
Or maybe a good piece of fiction
Ready to be re-shelved when you're tired of the story line
Best left in a room while they go and rejoin real things
I stay on my shelf like a good little book
And try to keep my words legible
But teardrop misery smears the fine print
Slowly rendering me wading in salt and black ink
And finally, When all seems lost
The end of grief comes
The deed be done
I am drowned
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