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July 2005 / Volume Six / Issue Four | |||||||||||
Cynthia Ruth Lewis | |||||||||||
SHORT FUSE What's the use? Words bounce off you like rubber; I guess old adages ring true. Our arguments never even start-- merely one-sided gunshots whose bullets never find their mark. I envy that. I wish I didn't know the meaning of anger and frustration, feeling the blood churning in my veins, heart and temples thumping erratically; an erupting volcano whose course I cannot change. And you, oblivious in your easy chair, unconcerned. Unaware. You make it look so simple. If I had a stroke, you probably wouldn't even notice, which has made me come to realize that I could go at any time due to boredom or suicide and I'd never be missed... it makes me wonder now, if your unaffected indifference is a hindrance or a gift. |
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