| Anesthesia August 2002 |
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| Sometimes when the whole world crowds around me, I crave how empty we are together. Going in, I find the hollowness within me And cherish it - for to fill a gap Requires only the intangible things. Coming out, I find the world replete With pictures and figures at frantic pace, Crowding me out of it. I wanted to retreat again, Let the black spots of my eyes spread like inkblots; Imploding gently. It's not fear that keeps me in exactly, Mostly longing for a world Where I need not carve myself, But fill an emptiness without effort, Like the moon in the sky, Or your hand in my hand. ... They're telling me to wake up, Asking me questions to test my awareness, Filling up even more of my vision With their frames and nonsense. I want to say: Stop, empty out this world And I will join you in it once again... And until then, I will find a place more vacant And inhabit it uncarefully. Only in love And in anesthesia Do I finda place empty enough for me - Which only makes it harder Coming out of it. |
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