Worrying what other's worry. (Over Me)

By Aengri Somnia

swivel-spheres are every thought;
slowly starting as sudden awareness
grows a nettling. nag. flailing,
to then flay
all other senses swiftly away. executed
by a simple whimper, extruded out a shout.
this fathom of phantoms, of ghostly woes
 
extant only in one’s own seeming;
crinkles through to infect the being
(fearing seclusion, lost standing) as searing
fire, but a thing of want. dear… Resemblance
makes me less my own Monster.
And more dearly Theirs.

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Copyright 2014 Aengri Somnia
Published on Saturday, September 27, 2014.     Filed under: "Reflective" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

isnt it funny how we constantly frame ourselves through what (we can truly only imagine) other people think, when all we have are hints to what is popular... and that is shifting everyday
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