Original poem.
Frequent fliers need not apply for my heart no longer desires
Its beat has lost its rampancy
Onlookers need not concern themselves
It is only I who lay dying
I fall occasionally into those leering eyes
A bit just a bit just I can summon my arms to keep me afloat
Oh in those luscious eyes I crumble
I nearly falter from my weakening feet
I stumble
Having wasted so many wishes on this particular well
I suck on the straw to regain my wealth
I am lost on this mission
Quickly I falter from my deflated lungs
Red runs my face blood
A sight of balloons aplenty in those diamond eyes
No you needn’t worry yourself
You’ve too much work in keeping up your own disguise
I’ll carry myself to the end of the line
Far out of sight from those wondrous eyes
Your curvly shape will soon become a line
Its razor edge will sever my hands
My fingers will bleed and splatter
I’ll slip to the background
Remain a faceless figure among the masses
Return again I will to the well inside which I reside
If only I could see myself in your remarkable eyes
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