I said, "The odds are small; let's just give up,"
He agreed that might be best.
The weight was lifted, like I breathed my last,
Finally, we were laid to rest.
I said, "I do feel very light lately,"
They gave two cents of advice,
The February chill whistled into my ears,
The cold, dry air stung my eyes.
I replied, "Sorry, I won't go today,"
I said I needed to study for a test.
My words bounced off the walls inside me,
The hollow space inside my chest.
I said, "Go ahead, go on without me."
I said I won't be sad, I won't.
I really, truly, didn't need company,
Perfectly fine on my own.
I said, "No, it's okay. I'll be okay."
I said words that had to be said,
I had started to feel nothing at all
I fear I might be dead.
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