fear in acute exposure.

By Saint Sentient

I fear.
for the first time
in years.
tonight.

as I lie
to the ceiling
and any free floating
moments of clarity
that are willing to listen.
and speak that
I'm fine
with the decisions
I have made.

and the bases are free here.
but the flames
they cost breakdowns
in quarter segments.

like a phone
laying stagnant at 1 am.
and the feeling of lips
uttering something
about the feeling
of alone
and tonight.
I taste fear.

and regret
it's losing it's meaning
as the luster is
lost in transition.

my hands.
they're trembling.
and this poetry.
it's what fear
tastes like.

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Copyright 2010 Saint Sentient
Published on Wednesday, April 7, 2010.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A Life Without You On Saturday, May 8, 2010, A Life Without You (146)By person wrote:

    Hey excellent piece here, the words you choose are your own, I'm anxious to read more

  • ebonyamore On Wednesday, April 7, 2010, ebonyamore (100)By person wrote:

    the last two stanzas of this are amazing. in particular the last line is a truly great line of poetry.

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