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Feelings during the beginning of a depressive episode with a sandwich. |
| I look for the words to describe How it feels to only take Small and distinct bites of A Ham and Cheese sandwich Cut into triangles. My entire being feels like tiny Bites, trying to stay out of Any line of vision, yet living With crisp breaths and precise Steps. Don't look at the chips that Disappear behind my lips to Slide down my throat, leaving Salt left over and a numbness On my tongue. I feel every fabric, every surface Every wisp of a plastic bag That passes through my fingers Like I have never felt before Like my hands and nerves are new Like everything has been Reborn My spaces are normally so Close together like luggage for A week-long trip But now the words cannot touch For fear of contamination between distinct Bites. Swallow. Chomp. Chew. In a pattern And feel the comfort of the repetition I look for the words to describe How awkward I feel in my own skin. |