POETRY
thought daughter
i’m a thought daughter,
i think too much
about mundane things
that no one else even
bats an eye to.
i can’t open my mouth
without my teeth falling out,
or my tongue becoming
the texture of sandpaper.
i’m a thought daughter,
i repeat mantras to myself
in the mirror
before i walk out
into the deep blue.
i use a wrench to pull
my brain out of my ear
and throw it onto the ground,
stomping on it until it
becomes the texture of
chewing gum.
i’m a thought daughter,
all i do is think and
think and think and
think some more.