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where am i? watching from a sideline. feeling, seeing, stuck inside. surfaces feel harder on your knees. i have looked at you and seen your true face. my unrighteousness lies in this disgrace. pain. it is numbing when alone. and so all my pain i own. it is not for them to see all the failure deep in me. i can rot on my own. i judge. in moments of...unease. and take the things i know and will not let them go. in my judgement hall i stand here i feel the weight of shame as the voices call my name. there's red carpet on the stone and my feet sink as i walk my mouth sewn so i don't talk. for my words will disgust me so i do not dare to speak and it hurts, my knees are weak. i kneel down onto the floor and i keep with me my words as i'm crushed beneath the weight of a special kind of hate. i will not direct it out. i will keep it locked inside. judge it all for it is mine what i know they'll see in time. if i'm wrong that shame is fine.
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Apr 13, 2019
Apr 13, 2019 at 10:22 PM UTC
to love oneself
where am i? watching from a sideline. feeling, seeing, stuck inside. surfaces feel harder on your knees. i have looked at you and seen your true face. my unrighteousness lies in this disgrace. pain. it is numbing when alone. and so all my pain i own. it is not for them to see all the failure deep in me. i can rot on my own. i judge. in moments of...unease. and take the things i know and will not let them go. in my judgement hall i stand here i feel the weight of shame as the voices call my name. there's red carpet on the stone and my feet sink as i walk my mouth sewn so i don't talk. for my words will disgust me so i do not dare to speak and it hurts, my knees are weak. i kneel down onto the floor and i keep with me my words as i'm crushed beneath the weight of a special kind of hate. i will not direct it out. i will keep it locked inside. judge it all for it is mine what i know they'll see in time. if i'm wrong that shame is fine.
lostbedouin
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Apr 13, 2019
Apr 13, 2019 at 10:22 PM UTC
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