Poetry 30: Sore Nothingness

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          My palm's empty grasp
          infected stains these nerves;
          these sparks-concerning sense
          have gone abandoned of words,
          the words wounding theirselves;
          the letters spelled out  by hurts;
          the promises of my flesh
          whom betrayal kept first;

          rewriting one's hope
          but drying was the ink
          on surface may reflect
          but deeply won't sink;
          what visuals are meant
          when wordless I sinned;
          may crystal, never clear
          hence, blurry's what's sent;

          sore nothingness per se;
          though forgotten, not dared
          but revisiting such risk,
          if it's the future I'd spare;
          yet yearning, I desire
          for existing so alive;
          right in empty memories
          how impossible's my try;

          heal this blankness
          of no medicine
          with pure fondness
          for never seen
          maybe I've forgotten
          maybe only longing
          maybe what I've gotten
          meant enough my mournings.
         

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