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thepsychkid
thepsychkid
24 Either I would be really sad, broken and lost, or I would write a poetry or a journal or an essay or whatever I can write. I will always choose to write.
What left of me Is my scattered words Here and there They don't mix and match anymore They're just a floating words No flows, no directions I lost you. I lost them. What left of me Is my scarred heart To write is to force to accept. But finding my words back Is not accepting I lost you I thought it would **** But only when I write I will never lost you.
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Jul 27, 2021
Jul 27, 2021 at 7:40 PM UTC
What Left of Me
Suddenly I am too fond of sleeping. Waking up become the nightmares. Sleeping heals my wounded mind. Like a coward in my nightmares I refuse to fight and wake up. And when nothing feels like the safest, my only hope is a sweet dream to come.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 3:11 AM UTC
Let Me Live in this Sleep
I've got a list of secrets Secrets I treasured the most. Like the face I make when no one is looking, Or the words I say when no one can hear me. Like the books I read when I am scared at night, Or the song I sing and listen to when I'm alone. Like the thoughts I hide when my mind is screaming, Or the tears I let out before I sleep at night, Or the fake smiles I wipe after all the bad days. All the things they'll never know, Because I'll never tell, I'll never show.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 2:58 AM UTC
It's A Secret
Rain, rain, go away! Come again another day. She sings with them 'til it's gone Like she loves it 'til the end. She gives them umbrella She said she doesn't need. And at night before the rain gets stronger the rain would ask her: "Why do you keep giving happiness that isn't yours?" And then she will weep and weep asking herself the same thing.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 2:36 AM UTC
She gives happiness that isn't hers
It's okay to be scared. Hide in the corner, Cry without no one knowing, Run as if you're saving yourself, It's okay. It's okay to fall and fail. Give up and do nothing, it's okay. It's okay to be not what you have to be. Pretend and lie, it's okay. It's okay. Everything you are doing, it's okay. It doesn't make you any less of a person. Nobody is perfect so it's okay. But if you want to live freely? Live Happily. Be happy for yourself. Live Honestly. Be honest to yourself. Live Scare-free. You have a long life ahead of you, Take Risk. It's okay. It'll be okay.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 2:18 AM UTC
IT'S OKAY...
i killed myself. my old self. sometimes she likes to sneak back into the cracks in my bones, but she's never there for long. she knows she is not welcome there. i killed myself. my old self. then i bloomed like a dandelion, fierce and ready to conquer all. sometimes people like to pluck me because i'm a **** but weeds can be flowers too if you get to know them. m.a.l.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 10:25 AM UTC
ode to me
This is how you write a poem; First; forget everything You ever learnt about poems,                                 Such knowledge should be reserved                                 For the minds of critics, and                                 Professors in dusty halls                                                           ­           Of universities, where                                                            ­          They are dissected and re-                                                              ­        Constructed against their will. Second; embroil yourself in Love; it is the only thing That poetry is born from.                             Even the saddest songs, and                             Most bitter lines, are fueled                             By what we once loved. Loss is                                                             J­ust a love that has been lost                                                             ­And anger; a love scorned. All                                                             y­our words will be born this way. Thirdly; find a quiet spot; It doesn't matter much where As long as it brings comfort,                              Be it an old desk in a                              Darkened room, or a field of                              tall Sunflowers or bluebells,                                                       ­       Or the last place you saw a                                                              Loved one, before fate swept them                                                             ­ Away to distant valleys. Next you must make a promise to Yourself to be brutally Honest. Only the truth must                               Be written here. There is no                               Room for flowery words that                               Must be thought over to much.                                                           ­   If it is true it will be                                                              Beautiful, and your pen strokes                                                          ­    Will guide you towards greatness. Finally, you must hold your Writing implement of choice As if it were the most loved                                  Of possesions, or mighty                                  Of weapons, or a  child's hand.                                  I cannot tell you which                                                           ­ But you will undoubtedly                                                      ­      Know which when the time comes. It                                                            Will strike you as obvious. Upon following these steps You will have become a poet. From now on there                                 Is no turning back. It will                                 Consume you, and thoughts will take                                 You by surprise in lover's                                                         ­  Embraces, in sudden deaths,                                                          ­ Bird songs, and the words of of those                                                           Y­ou once thought to be strangers. Each word will be a gift to The world, whilst remaining un- doubtedly yours to own.                                         Use your power wisely.                                         Remember; without love                                         Your poems will start to                                                              ­        Fall into disrepair                                                        ­              And, without them you will                                                             ­         Lose your capacity to care. I wish you well.                                     I wish you poetry.                                                                ­           I wish you love.
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 10:11 PM UTC
How I Learned To Write Poetry
This is how you write a poem; First; forget everything You ever learnt about poems,                                 Such knowledge should be reserved                                 For the minds of critics, and                                 Professors in dusty halls                                                           ­           Of universities, where                                                            ­          They are dissected and re-                                                              ­        Constructed against their will. Second; embroil yourself in Love; it is the only thing That poetry is born from.                             Even the saddest songs, and                             Most bitter lines, are fueled                             By what we once loved. Loss is                                                             J­ust a love that has been lost                                                             ­And anger; a love scorned. All                                                             y­our words will be born this way. Thirdly; find a quiet spot; It doesn't matter much where As long as it brings comfort,                              Be it an old desk in a                              Darkened room, or a field of                              tall Sunflowers or bluebells,                                                       ­       Or the last place you saw a                                                              Loved one, before fate swept them                                                             ­ Away to distant valleys. Next you must make a promise to Yourself to be brutally Honest. Only the truth must                               Be written here. There is no                               Room for flowery words that                               Must be thought over to much.                                                           ­   If it is true it will be                                                              Beautiful, and your pen strokes                                                          ­    Will guide you towards greatness. Finally, you must hold your Writing implement of choice As if it were the most loved                                  Of possesions, or mighty                                  Of weapons, or a  child's hand.                                  I cannot tell you which                                                           ­ But you will undoubtedly                                                      ­      Know which when the time comes. It                                                            Will strike you as obvious. Upon following these steps You will have become a poet. From now on there                                 Is no turning back. It will                                 Consume you, and thoughts will take                                 You by surprise in lover's                                                         ­  Embraces, in sudden deaths,                                                          ­ Bird songs, and the words of of those                                                           Y­ou once thought to be strangers. Each word will be a gift to The world, whilst remaining un- doubtedly yours to own.                                         Use your power wisely.                                         Remember; without love                                         Your poems will start to                                                              ­        Fall into disrepair                                                        ­              And, without them you will                                                             ­         Lose your capacity to care. I wish you well.                                     I wish you poetry.                                                                ­           I wish you love.
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Because between happiness and sadness Every paper with my words tears in sadness. There’s just too much to do with sadness. You can write it everywhere. Cry with it. Shout the pain. Keep the hurt. Run away with it. Forget it. Look for what is lost. Find yourself. Fix what can be fix. Tears with all the memories. Regret with the wrong decisions. Because with sadness, there’s always something on it. Something you can hold and feel in your heart. Something that can grow and get bigger. But happiness don’t. It floats with the air. It fades with the time. It only appears when it’s real. You feel it in that moment. And if you feel it tomorrow and the next day and the next other days that just it. You just feel it. And that’s good. It makes you beautiful and lively. But you can’t write it down the same way it feels like. It can’t give you the same way it feels like nomatter how many times you read it. You can’t hold it and keep it in your heart. Because happiness is too much of a feeling. It can’t find its place to grow and live on you. It only get high on you and flow. It flows to people around you but that just it. At the end of the day, Happiness will always become a memories. And memories is a sadness in the making.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 2:10 AM UTC
Between Happiness and Sadness
“Are you okay?” Three simple words. You either mean them, Or you could simply care less. Since when do you care if something is wrong? Are you only asking because I’m ignoring you? You want to feel guilt free, Like you weren’t the source of my pain. Just leave me alone, I don’t want to talk to you. I don’t feel like trying to explain myself, And I don’t have to. Maybe I don’t even have a reason. Maybe I’m so used to being sad all the time, It never really goes away. Just because I smile, Doesn’t mean I’m okay. Smiles can be faked, Smiles don’t always equal happiness. It doesn’t matter what the outside looks like, Since I’m dying on the inside. The answer to your question is no, I’m not o-fucking-kay. Why you ask? Who knows, I have trouble keeping track these days. All I know is, I’m not okay.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 2:03 AM UTC
Are You Okay?
By loving you I learned to hate myself In finding you I learned to lose myself Eyes roll back into my head, Decorated by ugly shades of red Don't really know if I meant what I said, If I'd rather be dead Couldn't stop the shakes Turned my tears into lakes Trying to teach myself not to need you here This is someone trying to disappear Craving your careful stroke of my hair That simple bliss so temporary But in leaving you I've learned to need myself And in forgetting you I've learned to be myself They said life teaches you how to live it, you just have to live long enough to get it
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 1:14 AM UTC
Conquer