When the Sun Goes Down
When the sun goes down
she loses herself.
In the dark.
Her fragile grip on life
slipping
away,
into the nothingness.
That vastness of space.
The darkness chokes her.
Takes a hold of her
and pulls her deeper in.
Finds its way into her lungs and airways,
so she can’t breathe.
It creeps into her mind,
and into her heart,
blackening her thoughts and soul.
In moments such as these,
she wonders who she is.
Someone,
no one,
real,
non-existent,
nothing,
non-being,
everything?
Who is she?
What is she?
Maybe,
she wonders,
I’m insane?
How do you know?
You don’t.
Insanity smothers you
until you no longer know,
can no longer distinguish,
the truth from the lies,
the insane from the sane.
What does she know?
What does she hide
behind that pretty little smile?
Insanity and darkness
hover near.
Always waiting
for her to sink below the ground.
But it is always the fear of the unknown,
that takes her away from who she
pretends to be.
When the sun goes down,
she drops her mask,
for no one to see
what she hides.
But,
too quick!
The darkness swallows her.
Claims her for itself.
Turns her into something else.
Like a new mask.
Will she ever know who she really is?




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