From Morning to Night
They say that in the quietest room in the world
Once you stay long enough
You begin to hear the rush of blood
Through your head
The beat of your heart
In your temples
The creaking of bones
It would drive me mad
I wonder if it’s anything like the silence
At four in the morning
Waiting for my day to start
Sick to my stomach over things I cannot control
Wind barely whispering
Through the leaves of trees
The sky is dark but
Light enough to be eerie
They say that in the loudest room in the world
A balloon popping sounds like
A bullet from a gun
Consonants from a whisper like
Knives slashing the air,
Nails on a chalkboard or
Something
It would drive me mad
I wonder if it’s anything like the noise
In my mind
At 10 at night
A hamster on its wheel
Running in the same place
Accomplishing nothing
Mind preventing sleep
From pouring over me like water over the edge
Of a cliff
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Hard to shut down the mind! The edge of a cliff!