Stardust Separated



I wear these tattoos proud across my chest they adorn my body with the feelings inside of my head

The atoms of the left hand & the atoms in the right
come from two completely different stars in the universal night

I thought we were two stars, combustion, fire collided.
Exploding cosmos, creating our universe united.

But what happened was you traveled with a plan completely across the galaxy

Just to come, absorb energy, and destroy me.

The captain of my ship the savior of my mission
but instead you left me here;
abandoned and in disposition

 my life is not over just like this trip into The Abyss
I just had to seek out all those things that Were a miss

I didn’t realize that looking at the night sky left me so lonely
because I was alone next to you In my home and;
I thought I was just yearning for where I came from
But it was just all the emptiness of the absent love.

You made me feel like I wasn’t worth your time, struggle, or the adoration
and I realized now the only deprivation

was from you. You, who? you.

Don’t love yourself, that’s a statement
I am I’m de los Muerto when I state it.

so how did I expect you to love me
you’re not made of the star in this galaxies

you were made of the nightmares spoken into reality.

About this poem

This is about how people who were universally connected was a facade and that a narcissist can imitate life.

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Submitted by Tenaciousj87 on August 13, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme X AA XX B B CXC DD BXXX CC X XX BX B
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 1,270
Words 265
Stanzas 13
Stanza Lengths 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 3, 2, 4, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1

Jojo Hernandez

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