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Evynne Oct 2015
In this moment, I miss you more than ever.
Evynne Oct 2015
Thoughts of you consume me.
Evynne Oct 2015
I've been doing a lot of reflecting lately.
You are constantly showing up in my mind.
When I look at myself right now and who I am becoming again,
I think of you and every good thing about you
And every good thing you bring out in me.

I was lucky to have a man like you.
No one compares,
No one else exists.
Just you.
Evynne Oct 2015
I know from experience how destructive it is to harbor something deep inside and bury it deeper and deeper until it's beneath the surface and doesn't feel like a real thing anymore. To make every effort to no longer acknowledge its presence and it's reality.

I also know from experience that this process is always extremely painful and detrimental to not only yourself but any other people involved, especially in the long run. It doesn't result in steps forward but a million steps back. It is not a progressive process and it should be avoided at every cost.

This doesn't mean that it is easy to do so. Especially when it hurts as much as it does. With all of those insanely strong emotions and reactions and feelings and thoughts attached to all of that pain, feeling as if they will never wither away and die. "Bury the pain, forget about it, don't acknowledge or nurture it, it will eventually go away and never come back!"

Just because you buried it doesn't mean its roots aren't still very much present.

Grow your pain. Nurture it. Begin the healing process. Turn it in to something that is good and positive. Recognize the lesson and reason behind it. Look at it as a chance to do better and to be better. Build it up until its presence begins to matter and become a defining aspect of who you are. This manifested pain will become something good and beautiful and more powerful and stronger than anything you could ever imagine. Instead of burying it and making it disappear, I urge you to fill yourself full until you are busting at the seams.

**That is the goal.
Evynne Dec 2014
We were driving in my car
It was dark
And the rain was drizzling down
Painting colorful silhouettes
Of street lights
All over the pavement

Red
Green
Orange
Green
Orange
Green
Red


All of these colors racing towards us
Illuminating a path all the way up,
As far ahead as our eyes could see

And you said something like,
The reflections
Make it seem like we are about to fall in
Crash down into a lightless void
Deep below
But we just keep driving
And then there it is in front of us again
And again, we do not fall in
We just keep going
We keep going
And we keep on going

*It's all we can do
Evynne Jul 2014
I made myself promise to
Stop planting flowers
In people's yards
Who never even tried to water them
Or forgot to
Or never even gave a **** about flowers
Whatever
I stopped letting people take me
And cut me down
And dry me out


I have too many scars for that
My bones have endured too much

I am strong
And I deserve to be watered
Kissed
And loved
Able to grow as tall and as strong
And as beautiful
As I want

And I don't have to depend on anyone either

I am strong
And I deserve to be treated as so

By: Evynne Doué
Evynne Jun 2014
My eyes are brown like his
My lips full like hers
My nose, a beautiful combination of both
My freckles are permanent unlike theirs which faded as they grew older
But they remind me of a youthful mother and a youthful father
A representation that I am a beautiful result of their once thriving love
A love I thought was indestructible
A love I thought would never die
A commitment I thought was stronger than steel
A commitment I thought would never have an expiration date
If my parents aren't together, how can I be?
Torn in two but left as one

My face,
A living reminder
Of what they
Should be
My favorite poet once said, "I have my fathers eyes and my mothers mouth; on my face they are still together."
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