Fabricating Shadows
By Marc Squires
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Marc Squires
I wrote my first poem when I was sixteen. Within this life, it was my only release. Feeling that I never wanted to be anyones burden, I grew fast and alone. Somewhere along the road, I lost myself. Yet I knew in my heart that I was a better man.
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Fabricating Shadows - Marc Squires
JUST IMAGINE
The hardest part
Is knowing what to say
In the depths of solitude
This place I create
Imagination running free
As these thoughts turn to words
Anything could happen
When this mind’s at work
Carefully analyzing
Looking around
Surrounded by madness
I cringe then smile
This place I love so free
As devious as my dementia
Deception is the key
To exist in this world
You can’t take
Nothing for granted
Sell your soul cheap
At the price of their semantics
Plots thicken with every breath
You can absorb it so kindly
To let go of regret
This world that you knew
Crumbles before your eyes
A wasteland of pity
Reflecting the guilt you hide
It’s a story you know all too well
To bare or not
It’s what you love
Fueling fear
Eyes gleaming with pain
Constantly testing the theory
Only agony awaits
Self-induced
Some might think it’s strange
In life
We all suffer
We pick and you choose are ways
HOW IT BEGAN
I can’t fight it anymore
Emotions that build
Never settle
Seeping out my pores
Trying to just plea
Fighting this manic that runs deep
Escape isn’t the plan
It’s like I’ve been gone for so long
Within my head I call home
Most wouldn’t understand
Through my reflection I’m seeing
It’s like glancing at the demon
Thinking this cage would keep me safe
Within the depth of these eyes
Rests a key he holds tight
Unlocking that door
Now my fears are just free
Why fight what I feel
When I embrace all that’s not real
It swallows who I am
My reflection conceals
The truth my heart shields
Only in deep thought I understand
I question what my soul needs
RESTLESS NIGHTS
Every dream slips away
Up and down for no reason
My soul screams in pain
Dawn’s approaching
Shiver through my thoughts
This mind keeps racing
The voices won’t stop
Captivating
Eyes open wide
Where’s my sense of control
This conscience noosed tight
Fears displayed scene by scene
This repetitive scenario
Falling out of reach
Thought of no sequence
Randomly embraced
Deception always taunting
Searching to escape
All this fury that lurks within
Hopelessly infused
Maybe there’s a way to bleed sins
Or free will to choose
So strung with the term it’s in vain
Building my