I spent a good fifteen minutes lying on the grass in the sun.
Lo and behold, a rather fragmented poem appeared.
However, I still didn't get a tan...
I have opened my eyes halfway and given
Myself over to the air wind feelingYou're not watching me sleep, beauty.I can squirm in these fabrics orSlowly swallow this sunny scene. Solace.I've made it so. Made it so I can breatheYou in.
Closing my eyes, I can see the (our) world.There's a mixture of color being weaved throughThis darkness. We are bitter, bothersome, boringBrutes that bite the bones of the burning bush.I don't know how this rat race began.
Shallow breaths, and my body heaves.This kind of life is tethered to the treesIt is shining in and through the leaves.
It's not capable of being bottled orPhysically swallowed in our usual way. ThisCannot be capsuled to create a counterfeit calm.It can only be felt, experienced, so you can
Drift away.
Time does not exist, although it calls my name.I heed the call; hanging my head in shame.
I stand up, clambering to my shaking feetAnd sway, softly sweeping away the grassThat has laid to rest upon my shell of clothes.Returning, I punch my name into the clockBecause this is how the sad story goes.
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