Panic walks through the dust
barefoot in white linen,
pulling you behind it on
a dirty sheet. The sheet
winds around your ankle
rattling its silent tail.
Panic hauls hard as gravity
upon the rope
that anchors you
to both the ground and sky.
It pulls
as though you are a bell
booming from a tower made of
toothpicks.
Inside the bell is
a smaller bell,
and a smaller,
until finally a chime
with one tube missing,
which barely rings
don’t give up.
if you give up today yesterday won’t count
and you were never
real
don't give up.
And sometimes you hear it
And sometimes you don’t.
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