Sunday, November 26, 2017

The Five Stages of Grief (Depression)


Nothing to You

Tossed away, 
used, 
abused,
consumed like last night’s dinner,

gobbled up quick.

Chunks of heart, spirit, and soul swallowed up,

down your gullet, washed down by Guinness and Shiner,

broken down in the intestines of the monster I gave it all to,

only to be excreted in nearest men’s room.



Waste is what I am to you,

leftovers in the sink diminished, demolished,

destroyed by the garbage disposal.

The roar of the machine as it shreds the very

last of me. Deafening. Fatal. Finished.



I am not even a thought.

There is nothing left.

I am nothing to you. 

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