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I have felt anger, of that I am sure Though it came and went in gentle tides as if babbling brook Ever-flowing through the currents of my mind eternally pure Always a victim of the many rocks and stones thrown in jealousy and rage Cast by those in awe of the tranquility they caught glimpse of in my honest gaze Unreachable to their bound and broken hearts, the sight brought envy and despair And rather seeking peace of their own, they sought only to disturb that which wasn’t theirs Their bullets only brushed gently against the banks, never breaking upon the shore And though they pained me as the surface was hit As they lay to rest, the pain was no more Always brief was the anger, as the stones sank below Raising my waters higher, making my current more strong against their every blow No, never have I been Angry, though Anger have I felt But I feel the time is coming, after the injuries that Woman has dealt.
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 1:14 PM UTC
Lavender Salisbury
I have felt anger, of that I am sure Though it came and went in gentle tides as if babbling brook Ever-flowing through the currents of my mind eternally pure Always a victim of the many rocks and stones thrown in jealousy and rage Cast by those in awe of the tranquility they caught glimpse of in my honest gaze Unreachable to their bound and broken hearts, the sight brought envy and despair And rather seeking peace of their own, they sought only to disturb that which wasn’t theirs Their bullets only brushed gently against the banks, never breaking upon the shore And though they pained me as the surface was hit As they lay to rest, the pain was no more Always brief was the anger, as the stones sank below Raising my waters higher, making my current more strong against their every blow No, never have I been Angry, though Anger have I felt But I feel the time is coming, after the injuries that Woman has dealt.
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 1:14 PM UTC
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