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my anxieties are seeds and they grow into assassins

Joshua Omena
The Junction
Published in
Nov 21, 2020

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in the wet days of june when farmers trusted the earth with their dreams, i dug a hole behind my house and buried my issues to die under the weight of my ambition to be a life without shipwrecks and i never believed that my anxieties were mustard seeds that fall by the graveside till i saw a shoot in my nightmares

a tide dashes my side and the sea holds a knife to my throat and says in the last voice i hear before i fight for my life

"look me in the eye, shiver into an energy too strong for your heart"

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Joshua Omena
The Junction

Poet. Communications Manager. Daydreamer. Night-crawler.