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Since The Pressure Started Moving In
Since the pressure started moving in
chitter-chatter becomes, pitter-patter,
run, run, run away to where, who, and why?
exhale, exhale, inhale, push the pressure out
maybe make mind maintenance reports.
“Fine” I say I’m okay. Nothing’s wrong,
overall, it’s good, not much right, not much wrong
record scratch, and play, play again. My mind
Hurts me with no reason of its own, screaming
explaining nothing is wrong, I need to run,
let the air chase away the boulder, the
pitter-patter turning into a
scream for help, since “fine” hurts.
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