Are we ever really full?
The cracks in my skeleton have betrayed me
 And I can feel the strength I profess en masse
 Seeping it’s way to the floor
 A sickening wallow of fullness waving goodbye
 Trickling The way shallow cuts gently dare to reveal red
 As if no one will notice the cells escaping I once bought a journal that I filled with questions
 And it never struck me how easily I lack answers
 Until now when I face my emptiness with air captured 
Inside faltering lungs 
 Caught
 Without memory of oxygen’s conversion 
Into a relevant momentum of self We eat and eat and swallow 
Hopeful that each mouthful brings us closer to satisfied
 But I have my doubts
 And mostly they resonate futility 
Deafening 
A silence of hostile pessimism 
Telling the molecules their division was irrelevant Is anyone ever really full?
 Is emptiness inevitable? 
The broken echo of my hollowness 
 Reverberates negativity with intent frequency
 Decimated
 A heart that is dripping with doubt 
And a mind that is collapsing under the weight of defeat
- m.a.e. 150525












