I'm an Astronaut
“We are lost”
I say, “In space, alone”.We are meant to be home, not here.
Neither of us know how we came,
Nor do we know how to go back.
Engulfing him in a plastic bubble.
No sound, no emotion travels through,
I’m wondering, can he even hear?
Listening, not understanding.
“Nothing” he says, expressionless
Nothing to give or take or expect.
Grazing past each other, chipping parts,
I push and pull, trying to keep them apart,
As he dodges their lines of gravity.
Who is closer to me than my soul.
He rips and tears me apart with silence,
That nobody hears anywhere.
I stay because I don’t want to leave,I bear because I don’t want to leave,
What is worthy anyway, me or us
Or the wordless mime sitting there.
Willing myself into silence as well.
For my screams are diffused,
In the vacuum that I float in.
Of questions with no answers,
Of doubts and emptiness,
Blind to the colors and sparkles.
I flit, from orb to orb, knowing why,
For only a moment though,
Because it becomes darkness again.








