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Dec 2014 · 455
Stuck
Anon Dec 2014
I have so much to do
But I am a statue.
I'm frozen.
Words are held just on my lips.
Power peppered on my finger tips.
When much is given much is expected.
Prose. Prose Prose Prose.
No one knows.
What do I know.
Am I a God.
I am a God.
Gods lead, Gods create.
I create.
I create at will what I will
I will what I create.
Not good enough. Too late.
I have so much to do...
When you're a God
Who do you pray to?
Sep 2013 · 1.1k
It's Him
Anon Sep 2013
Start.
Go.

I am one way, but now, also another.
Two separate identities
both compelling and seductive.

Slide.
Run.

How can both so equally demand the most honest part of me?
Is my inconstancy something tangible,
or the result of a post taught structure
telling me right from wrong?

Twirl.
Lunge.

I see them both
One luring with a smile, a toss of hair.
The other charming with eyes so heavy, but bright.
Each pulling my focus and stealing my breath.
Without a sound or whisper of words.

Bend.
Twist.

Delicate and quirky, yet confident,
she understands and listens to the hum inside me;
holding my heart while still falling into my arms.

Whimsical and strong, he picks me up in a rush
like a wild wind and frees my mind.
Then with a full, gentle touch calms me. Stills me.

Blink.
Fall.

What can I do?
Question everything I feel or have ever felt?
Ever known?
They shake my every nerve,
Sending tremors to my spine.
Then suddenly I know.

Fantasy.
Reality.

It's him.
And that's ok.
This poem  is an abreviated dream. Just a peek into how my subconscious solves my problems. With dance and fantasy.
The problem was not discovering my sexuality. That's not what this poem is. It's about figuring out which of two souls fit better with mine. I love both of them, but ultimately one caputred my heart.
Sep 2013 · 564
Limbo (My head, my heart)
Anon Sep 2013
There are many different kinds of it.

Mine is odd.
It's verbal
...but not.
Emotional
...but not.

Odd
because I've been on that literary cusp,
That moment of stillness right before a phrase
feathers down from my mouth with gentle harmony.
But this time something stops me.

Fear?
Anxiety?
Apprehension.

I have everything I want to say.
It's there waiting for me to father it,
but all I can utter are shallow breaths.
It's right... there.
But i'm caught in a stalemate with myself

Odd
that my heart knows how and when to react.
Like a beacon, the other calls to mine.
Like a compas, points a direct line
commanding that I follow it.
it guides me... there.
I rest immobile, unsure of how I feel.
Unable to act one way or the other.

My head, my heart.
Two loyal parts of a whole.
They speak tirelessly in each ear,
hoping to overcome the other
instead of reaching compromise.
This is limbo.
This poem unlike the other one is more direct. It about feeling something completely foreign and not knowing if I myself can completely accept it yet. And also not knowing what my next step is. Hopefully someone out there can sympathize with the same inner struggle.
Sep 2013 · 892
The First Beat
Anon Sep 2013
These feelings are new
One moment here then not
Hello my new friend

Your kindness surrounds
Busy, happy and present
Hello my good friend

Lips purse on my cheeck
Suddenly my world is changed
Hello my sweet friend

My eyes flutter wild
You race when our hands touch slow
Now I know you live

It's been awhile
Once numbed now brimming with hope
Hello my old friend
This poem is not a declaration of love for another person, it's rejoicing in all the little moments I never fully experienced while my heart closed off from the world. When I wrote this I had just met someone. For the first time in a long time, I felt that rush of emotion and chemicals for when you start to fall for someone. It was the moment I realized my heart had finally healed and I could feel again. It may sound corny but that's what happened. In this poem, my friend  is my heart.

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