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Jan 2019 · 173
Liberty from Love
Ah yes,

if I ignore it long enough

soon I will be freed

O such sweet Liberty!

Pain and Liberty walk hand in hand

But Pain cheats her with Lust



A mess

is made when I Love

Perhaps I should see

What waiting brings me

To see what seed flies on my land

and what it yields: I will and must
January 30, 2019

I write how I should not stress over Love and not actively seek for it.
Jan 2019 · 142
Wisps of Wind
O how jealousy is your aura

that blinds my life aspirations

and the impetus of love



You know always what to say

what she feels and thinks

and comforts flawlessly



Her love blankets you like wool

like sheep during winter;

you never get cold



O jealousy is your radiance

but my pity is also shed

for you are a pitiful thing



Though take you do such admiration!

loved you are by almost law,

You are yet mere imagination

and are not really felt at all
January 29, 2019

I write of my jealousy towards myself in my imagination.
Jan 2019 · 240
Long Live
Dodge the scythe of Death!

Scamper from the claws of ghosts

Watch your companions die and

you live alone



Misery!

define, can thee?
January 28, 2019

I write of why life should always have an end.
Jan 2019 · 166
Midterms
My teacher sent a packet home
Of Sumerians to Ancient Rome
They told me I should study well
And right before the ringing bell
Said I will do alright

Then gave me a website to visit
With every unit all listed
From biospheres to light reactions
They said that I should just relax and
That I will do just fine
January 18, 2019

I write about how school tells you not to stress over the mountain they gave.

A more light-hearted poem because I did not feel too terrible today. Not that I'm complaining, though.
Jan 2019 · 179
Tomorrow
Tomorrow's coming
soon
January 17, 2019

I write of how today is almost over, in a good and bad way.
Jan 2019 · 171
Father
My bags weren't big enough

Raised by parents and friends

An ocean away from my heart



But my heart lived elsewhere, too

In a young woman

A moral, passionate, thoughtful

woman.



A heart lying on the frosty grass

The frozen balcony

Overlooking the city



A heart in America

With an unpredicted love

Concreted by a brass ring



A heart in the ocean

Where I flew over

To a new destiny
January 16, 2019

I write of how my father immigrated to America to join his wife.
Jan 2019 · 238
Sister
Death took her scythe to reap

You with the form of shark's teeth

In water you drowned

With shrieking sounds

While shredding knives made

you bleed



And in water I woke

Dripping sweat and tears

But at least now I know

I love you so dear
January 15, 2019

I explain a terrible dream in which my sister died brutally.

The dream was a couple weeks ago, but I still remembered it. I remember that I woke up to find myself crying, and I couldn't seem to stop crying until I had finished breakfast a half hour later. Good thing I was the only one up at that time.
Jan 2019 · 146
"Hey"
Just how long have I to wait

For that single word:

"Hey"

Spin does the hour hand

Spent filling a sieve with

sand

All those months where everyday

I watch Life simply fly

away

Is it true that one day I can

Hold a friend's warm

hand

So many long lonely days

And nothing can I really say

And not much I can do but

wait.
January 14, 2019

I write of my continuing want for the love unfulfilled.
Jan 2019 · 177
Ache
I ache to say it to

somebody

but I can't say it

to myself
January 4, 2019

I explain my issue with the phrase: "I love you."
Jan 2019 · 164
How far away you are!
How far away you are!

and yet how close I make you!

I lie on the floor and whisper

my darkest thoughts

my best thoughts

to my mind's ghost of you

Your flesh is like blankets

your lips feel like pillows

the cotton resembles the touch of your hair

and the voice of you

is mine shot softly through the air
January 3, 2019

I write of how I wish for love.
Jan 2019 · 133
Present
Future is a script written within my head

with no facts of which are proven right or wrong

And the Past is only as corruptly read

like a bird gulping it's spring morning song



But Present's not stable; undefined instead,

as ice is a liquid, be shattered and strong

Soars with the bullet, from the chamber it fled

and moves like a snail pushing itself along
January 2, 2019

I explain Future and Past are often mistaken and Present can be slow or fast.
Jan 2019 · 141
19 truths
19 truths



1. Black-eyed peas do not work

2. There's nobody to kiss tonight

3. I can't open or drink champagne

4. Resolutions rarely happen

5. It's only just another day

6. I'm always awake at midnight, anyway

7. Tomorrow comes fast when older

8. Staying up is nothing special

9. Our calendar is meaningless

10. I needed sleep tonight

11. Our family is sick of each other by now

12. I've been too lazy

13. 365 days ago I cut myself the first time

14. I've changed, maybe for the better

15. I made my own dictionary

16. I don't know why I'm treating this day as important

17. School's halfway through

18. And basically everything seems dead, superficial, and meaningless

19. But I don't care
December 31, 2018

I wrote something special for New Year's, though I kinda didn't want to.
Jan 2019 · 112
Children
We are

the people driving the streets

the reporters we love and hate

We are

the surgeons, the murderers

the rebels, the senators

We are

the protesters and police of state



We are

the painters with wondrous galleries

the athletes in the Hall of Fame

We are

the poets, the con artists

the impoverished, the satirists

We are

the forgotten with no face forlorn with name



We are

the dead and the children of life

the writers of what the future's for

and so as infants we will rise

when we haven't parents anymore
December 14, 2018

I write of how our young generation will soon take place of the previous one.
Jan 2019 · 151
Momentous
A table lined with women

and girls

and gray chairs with wool

on which

clothes of the color of stars on

American evil

that the sweetest

most innocent thing

was cloaked in and

sat with curiosity
December 13, 2018

I write of the time my sister became family.
Jan 2019 · 97
Conscientious
A leaf makes shingles cave over

A pin will knock a tightrope walker

And a hair overflows the water beaker



A's cut from B by a line of fleas

while string divides it from C

In vain one may be slain with pain

while working hard does thee



The weight of rock can't be forgot

Even through fervent pulls of wrought

No gain will rain as bane's sustained;

Pulling such weight makes wings distraught



For a breath may shake the house

An iron spring will snap the mouse

And towels can tear with a single douse
December 12, 2018

I write of how unstable the mind is.

Fun fact: the word "conscientious" took SEVERAL tries to type, and still does.
Jan 2019 · 85
Force of Air
We talk of time like Earth is a desert

with nothing to harvest nor gain

When in reality,

it coats the oceans

and is trapped between every rock



Strangely, we talk of such deprivation

at times when it's grown luxuriant

For there's not much

to do with too much

except ponder how we've so few



Oh what of Humanity

is to come when all is done

and the desert

is teeming

with flora as far as I see?



We talk of time

like we have no time at times when we've nothing but.
December 11, 2018

I write of time and how strangely we humans speak of it.
Jan 2019 · 90
Sitting
A clock whose beat is tuned out

clicks its seconds like rocks

pounding and falling on each other;

the little patter of piles of stones



The train whistles its trumpet

as the wheels click and clack

on the track of iron bars and wood

and roars like a lion of steel



Crunching of her foot on the stairs

of old creaking planks of spruce

and padding of coarse carpet

before the creaking of rusty hinges



The wind resembles the humming

of the alien fridge, so native

Both strum chords of one note

to the ignored beat of the clock



So I sit.
December 10, 2018

I pay attention to the noises I hear as I wait for my sister to get ready.
Jan 2019 · 119
Eagle Rising
An eagle bound to Earth

its feathers tethered to

the ground.

His cry would break glass;

None paid heed, the sound



He used the weight for reps

Flap, flap to make his wings

stronger.

The rock that holds him

will soon no longer.



Burden subsided, he

soars high up in the

sky free.

And heaviness leaves

him to be happy.



But strength had

never come

freely.
December 7, 2018

I feel a boost of confidence as I begin to open up.
Jan 2019 · 84
Broken Glass
My poetry

reflects like broken glass

and a sheet
December 6, 2018

I write of how my poetry does not explain everything in my life.

This is what prompted me to make this account/website thing (whatever you call it).
Jan 2019 · 92
Glass
That little piece of

glass

had the power to pull

everything in me

down
December 5, 2018

I think I'm ugly.
Jan 2019 · 115
The little boy
The

little boy

runs through my room

Get out you little gnat!

He never knows when to stop

Never stops

Oh! he just loves to laugh and live life like it's a lively joke.

He has the eyes of mine

The hair of mine



Not a single thought of what's to come

Blissful ignorance to what he was

Leaving me to wonder how

All he loves is here and now



And then he does

He leaves my room and fades

Wondrously he walks through warm air and wanes into wisps of wind

Now I

Now I miss that air greatly

And I slump back in bed

In my cage of

consciousness

trapped
December 4, 2018

I write of how quickly childhood abandoned me to be miserable.
Jan 2019 · 116
Empathetic Crush
It always seems the easiest

for them to come to you.

But I must pause

lest forget

to flip the script, too.
December 3, 2018

I remind myself that love isn't easy for others, either.
Jan 2019 · 108
49 years (Explicit)
I wonder if I had lived somewhere

other than Rochester.

(Minneapolis?)

What would I be?



I can not help but

keep longing for that air

OH! all the air that's there!



I'm old.

And the ******* millennials are

pouring over and I am just

stuck.

Who will I be?

after all this fire

surrenders to dusk?



But the silent air screams

LOUDEST

in my ears.

However I can't fight back

for Life's too powerful

and I am left with water

so much black water

that can not be drained.



It was the most important decision

in my life and for all those around me.

I swear my feet land by my decision

but I can not help but wonder

what would I be?

if I had lived somewhere

other than Rochester?
November 30, 2018

I write in my father's point of view about his long ago decision to live here.

Minneapolis and Rochester were the two place my father had the option to move to to begin his work. He had chosen Rochester. Now that the workplace there is now closing, I try and make him wonder how life would be if he had chosen Minneapolis. Minneapolis would be where we may have to move.
Jan 2019 · 776
Nothing hurt my eyes more
Nothing hurt my eyes any more

than seeing the

strongest girl I know

cry.



Then why wasn't I?



The golden light loomed over us

as we were told

our bedrooms could change

soon,



for a brick building in the city

was about to serve no more.

And my only bit of hope

balanced on the promise

my parents will do their very best
November 29, 2018

I explain my sister's reaction to learning we may have to move away.

I had already heard of the news from my parents, but they had told me not to say anything. My dad's workplace was closing, and my parents said they were going to do everything in their power to keep us in the same town.
Jan 2019 · 80
Happiness Manufactured
I hold Happiness on my back

I bought it how we make it.

But I keep fumbling and stumbling

through the world

because this Happiness doesn't fit on my back.

Through fruitless attempts

I drip gallons of sweat

to lift this Happiness onto my back.

For it was manufactured in squares and boxes.

Time to make my own.
November 28, 2018

I explain how society had defined happiness, something that is abstract.

This was inspired by a poem my sister read for her assignment, and I hope I didn't steal too many ideas. The poem is "The Obligation to Be Happy" by Linda Pastan. (Sorry Linda for taking your idea.)
Jan 2019 · 74
Parent
Her mother never loved her

At least she never showed

Never asked her daughter's feelings

So Love, the girl didn't know



My mother can't understand me

She doesn't know how I feel

And so she often yells my faults

So I hide from what is real



I never could handle children

My attempts for empathy fail

My daughter screams she hates me

And fights me tooth and nail
November 27, 2018

I explain the poor relationships of my mom and hers, worrying for my child.
Jan 2019 · 81
Thankful
Do you feel the blades in you

The sharp pain of the knife

Aching as you build up to have

Your king's hand touch the sky



All the blood in the meadow

For gods, for goods, for gain

How many on the battlefield

Were so mercilessly slain



We live in the result

of thousands upon thousands

of years

of pain

and sorrow

and effort

and intellect
November 26, 2018

I write of how our world took years for humans to make.

Thanksgiving had just passed! You honestly didn't expect me to write something with that theme?
Jan 2019 · 87
Talking to the air
I'm talking to the air

about my regrets and mistakes.

I'm talking about how I

tried

to do something and all it did

was make me feel more

lonely.

Because I has made mistakes.

Because I was a fool.

Because I was too weird or strange

or something that repelled people.

I'm talking to the air

about that time I talked to my

school counselor

and how I instantly regretted it.

Because she didn't have my wishes

in mind.

She had the law in it

so she did things

I didn't want her to.

I'm talking to the air

about the mistakes I still hate

about the girl three years ago

that got me birthday presents

and I never got her any

because I was afraid to show my

affection.

And now she's gone

leaving me thinking about what

an idiot

I was.

I'm talking to the air

about this:

poems will not change one thing,

that this is slowly breaking

my mind

because I keep thinking

that this is slowly breaking

my social life.

But for some reason I don't want

to stop.

I keep talking to the air

because it listens.
November 20, 2018

I explain the conversation I had that morning with absolutely nobody.
Happiness is a guilty pleasure.

It's just not me; not who I am.

And I love it.

It feels so amazing, so wonderful

to be happy

to talk to strangers

to laugh

to love

in life.



But sadness blinds me eyes.

Stands out in the crows

and I love it.

It feels so thoughtful, so honest

to be conscious

to have will

to learn

to listen

in life.
November 19, 2018

I write of how happiness makes me act childish, which I do not like.
Jan 2019 · 111
As my sister reads poetry
Her vocals strum

and hum

a tone of great familiarity

The crisp and warm and sharp

voice of her mouth as she reads

Poetry



Cadence of flies

that rise

and fall and flutter through void

like waves that pound on my ear

and stings the air when she reads

Poetry



But would the air

compare

with that if she played my words?

and match the golden light of the

hanging lamp above us both?



Us both immersed

in words

of others and pain of others

while we look across at each other

and listen as my

sister

reads

Poetry
November 16, 2018

I explain how I love it when my sister reads.

My sister had an English assignment to memorize and present a poem (with hand gestures) in front of the class. Long story short, she hated it. At least she acted like she did.
Jan 2019 · 97
Two Years of Life
All year Life sat on the curb

With infant Love in hands

But a hurricane came roaring by

And washed his child away



After the storm Despair came by

And sat down next to Life

Then Anger and Anxiety followed

Which caused him quite some strife



And old companion was there also

Named Insecurity

He appeared at the unlucky times

In a mirror Life did see



Regret and Shame came behind

And made Life bitter cold

Believed he didn't deserve beauty

Condemned to live alone



Later on Loved walked by

Older but still a child

Life and his heavy group got up

And ran after her like wild



But Love was not grown up and she

Was not ready for the world

So she and Life were torn apart

While in dark the latter was hurled



Life cried out and begged for Death

To appear to come and take him

He pulled a string around his throat

And awaited asphyxiation



But Death sent Fear to her brother

And Fear went to take Life's hand

The ligature was ripped right off

And the air returned like sand



Despair made no haste to leave

But did so in the end

She left her children for her place:

Heartache and Isolation



Love walked by the curb again

Young, but more mature

But life was much more hesitant

To chase such bright pasture



Fear who had stayed so long

And spared Life fear of Death

With Anxiety he hit Life so hard

And gave his mind no rest



From Love came imperfect Beauty

And from her came Modesty

"Such a wonderful thing," sighed Life

"Is better off without me."
November 15, 2018

I explain how my depression started and how it continues to fade.

This took quite a lot of time and effort, and I was disappointed when few people seemed to like it.
Jan 2019 · 118
Later
Stress is building up like snow

I'll write something better

tomorrow



I need to stop procrastinating.
November 16, 2018

I procrastinate on homework so I have little time for my daily poem.
Jan 2019 · 70
Rainbow Broom
And then she placed her rainbow broom

With colors across the spectrum

Leaned it against the kitchen chair

As her face grew very solemn



"Wash away the grime!" she says

Grasping the dripping mop

Soft and hard, wet and dry

She coats every exposed spot



Her face while working, 'tis so solemn

Watching the colored bristles drown

In soft and hard, wet and dry

And slowly but surely go brown



Soft and hard, wet and dry

Yet the children do not cry



They know how to laugh and play

Even when the sun's away
November 13, 2018

I focus on how Autumn slowly but surely turns to Winter.

This poem was inspired by a poem I saw on an English test, that I unfortunately can not seem to remember the title of.
Jan 2019 · 102
We have a lasagna
We have a lasagna that's been sitting in there since 6 o' clock

And for three hours since you've been doing homework

I know we just has it two days ago

But our fridge just broke and our freezer, too

And buying a new one is so much money

That your father is working from dawn to dusk for

At a workplace that is about to be boarded up

While your brother over here is being an utter ******

And our houses is falling apart

We have no working dishwasher

My shop isn't selling

Your grandmother's dying across the Atlantic

The other is flipping through jobs

And our sinks don't work

And our tub is leaking

The car's making weird sounds

And our garage is collapsing

The oven's malfunctioning

And our driveway's cracking

And 4 years from now I'll be paying to the colleges

That will steal two parts of my soul.

So please, dear daughter, let us go eat some lasagna.
November 9, 2018

I write in my mother's point of view about the stresses in our family's life.

This was my attempt to write in someone else's view. I wanted to increase my ability to empathize, and decrease how much I self-pity.
Jan 2019 · 100
Open Doors
Open doors lined in a hall

Walked through two and took a fall

Peered through the next one I saw

Ask if I should go at all

And risk having a third fall

I figured I should not stall

Defying my fearful call

If again I hit a wall;

Be shot down and forced to crawl,

There are more doors in the hall

I plan to walk through them all

'Til I find my tree grows tall
November 8, 2018

I will not give up on trying to find an honest relationship with love.
Living in Autumn, light lovingly lies on the leaves and illuminates them like lampshades with a layer of shadow luring behind luster. This liberal contract of luminosity level leaves the lesson that lightless loneliness shall not leave lest losing light and love.
November 7, 2018

I play a little with alliteration to again focus on the beauty of Autumn.
Jan 2019 · 83
Little Song of Wonder
Wonder is far beyond any feeling

It's the bright leaves parting the sky as seas

It's the magnet called curiosity

And expands a void that isn't filling

'Tis too, quite a bumpy path to healing

That I never cross because Fear drives me

And so the path fades and I take my leave

Head back to my unseen world of hurting



Pain pounds me when I find myself alone

Mound of blankets doesn't work anymore

Writing unsent letters can't numb the hurt

Learn to fly passenger; mostly solo

Overlook in wonder the sea of orange

Unable to describe all my wonder
November 6, 2018

I explain how mysterious and scary and beautiful love seems from afar.
Jan 2019 · 88
Homo Insanus
If there's one

thing to learn from history

it's that we

never learn



And of all

the paramount mystery

is how we act so

unconcerned
November 5, 2018

I wrote this on the back of a history test. My teacher loved it.
Jan 2019 · 85
How many?
How many years will I never get back

How many laughs can I no longer grab

How many friends have I forever lost

How many chances out the window I've tossed

How many opportunities are passing me

How many fires I'm too blind to see
November 2, 2018

I self-pity on the countless opportunities I never took.

Again, I use a lot of repetition. I still can't figure out if I like it.
Jan 2019 · 126
Play it cool
Play it cool

Like a fool

'Til year's flown

Last chance blown

Insanity

Define, can thee
November 1, 2018

I scold myself for being afraid of something that honestly is scary (love).

As you can see here I like to use insanity to describe how people tend to want love really badly but usually are too afraid to do anything about it.
Jan 2019 · 136
Sugar
Give me sugar

For the bitterness in my mouth

The rain in my eyes

The bricks in my nose

The ice in my touch

The sporadic bells in my ear



Give me sugar

I don't need it

I want it

I want it to strip out of the stuffy costume

I wear everyday

To be high on the chemical

Enough to be normal

No, enough to act normal



Give me sugar

For the fissure in my heart

I know I don't need it

I just desperately want it
October 31, 2018

I use a metaphor comparing sugar to love.

This was obviously Halloween-themed, and I almost felt it was too contrived.
Jan 2019 · 69
Anger
Anger is a retort blocked by coercion

Like I want to just hate

And hate

And hate her eternally

I want to despise the sheer shadow of her

Until light is absent and the world drowns in shadow

I want the cruelty and bullying

The patronizing and lying

The hatred

To be fired in a beam right back at her

No, not waves

A beam

A powerful, blasting

Beam

That spews and spews every word of disgust she's shot at me

And bombard her with her own words

Let the pain fall on her like stones to the skull

To finally get through to her head

Finally for her to understand

I'm not just a lifeless shell

Although I know I'll be fine after her yelling,

I can only leave her yelling smiling

(The other option is crying)

Because she will not ever understand

No one will

Because her coercive power blocks my anger
October 30, 2018

I had just gotten in a small retort battle with my mom.

It is usually easy to forgive and understand why someone is mad or upset at me, but I just hate it when someone yells and cusses in an argument.
Jan 2019 · 101
Insanity
My hormones

I despise them

Happiness

They accept none





I have ran

But not away

Out of sight

But not of mind

Still it stays although I try



Why I flee

From the misery

I create

With thoughts sedate

I do see how it's insane



Insanity

(Define, can thee?)

Does describe

All that incites

Acts of me to run and hide



Tooth crescents

Outshine darkness

Like the Moon

But yet it soon

Be destined uncovers gloom



Nervous eyes

Poetry writes

Itself and

Block off it can't

Silent cries nothing can stand



Oh! poems

The rules of them

None. But still

I fail to spill

Emotions that slowly ****





Insane is it?

To run from things to sate the cave

For fear of drowning again?

You say insane?

I have blocked it twice more before

So pushed light from going in?

It is insane?

Do things that I have done a ton

And wish for a different end?
October 29, 2018

I am irritated of how I never speak up about things (love).
Walk through the streets of Germany

Don't remember the sounds

Of the morning greeting town

Or of the brick path under me



Walk along the bronze statue bold

Bought in air to freeze hell

A trifle with walnut smell

Go to wherever I was told



Walk up all the apartment stairs

In coats, each cheese and breads

Then curl up into be my bed

And fall asleep without a care



Don't remember the stores or parks

Of wood and brick and stone

Or the nighttime view alone

And the icy sky full of stars



The plush of bedspread white and clean

Sharp windowsill cacti

The breeze blowing ice

Streams icicles on balconies
October 26, 2018

I express my love for a small town in Germany.
Jan 2019 · 153
I need music
I need music

My earbuds are broken

Sometimes they work

And sometimes static

Really makes one

Appreciate it more

And crave it so

But just can't have it
October 26, 2018

I lose my connection with music when I break my earbuds.

Almost a silly poem, but I do explain how one tends to take things for granted until they're gone.
Jan 2019 · 114
Slow
Slow

My pace down to 90 steps a minute

Slow

My whistling to 90 beats a minute

Slow

My mind down to 90 thoughts a minute



Slow

And see the vast and cloudy sky

Slow

And hear the ruined silence in the rest

Slow

And hope that nothing's as bad as I see it



Slow

Appreciate the plain and gray

Slow

Whistle to my own blues

Slow

Hope that I didn't **** love up
October 24, 2018

I tell myself to calm down and ignore my anxiety.

This was written while I was walking. I also happened to be walking directly in the middle of my street, and a few cars honked at me.
A lot of songs I like tend to be 90 beats per minute, and my walking pace also tends to be 90 steps a minute when I'm not in a hurry.
Jan 2019 · 90
The meadow
The meadow was that of much beyond compare

Outlined by a blue line that cut off the air

Hardest soft brown eyes that set off a flare

The heat was worth being exactly right there

My Reason and Sense, the water did not spare

Until the sun set, and left the land all bare

Left me with nothing but at darkness to stare

And building wishes for the curtain to tear



But the Moon had risen, with luring brightness

Gave light to the water: then full with darkness

A colorful face crafted with such finesse

Such a light through my black; I could not wish less

Finite or not; loved the feeling regardless

But I was cursed at the same time I was blessed

Moons don't always shine, and it caused my great stress

So I parted the Moon, which I think it best

I'm thankful it had been there, nevertheless



I parted the Moon; the sun began to rise

And so did the flutter of the butterflies

And heated that which could have turned into ice

Roses in a field that was soaked in gold dye

Like the hue of the sun that flew through the sky

But I've forgot the joy I feel when I fly

And now I wonder, "Should I even try?"

'Cause each Day just leaves me with tears I can't cry
October 23, 2018

I tell the story of my past relations with love (or crushes) and the current one.

I particularly and personally thought the ending was spot-on.
Anxiety's a ball of liquid iron

Eternally freezing from the inside out

Fit a layer of stone!

Sprinkle some grasses and trees for decoration

Pretty thing on the surface from outer space

But in the surface, a cold hell

Smoke and trash and debris

From internal wars fought before

Volcanoes that at times erupt

The fire brewing at the core
October 22, 2018

I make a fiery metaphor, comparing the Earth to social anxiety.
Jan 2019 · 72
Break
I'm taking a break
Need to organize my thoughts
And think some things through
October 12, 2018

I announce that I will be taking my first week off from daily poetry.
Jan 2019 · 133
Note to Readers
The twister had calmed to winds still sleek

They created beautiful art

I wished from this practice a path to relief

Alas such relief is too far

What do you expect from a broken heart?



I have hid my art behind a screen

Deciphering, some of you are

Some of you probably know it's me

And may keep your distance quite large

I'm not surprised for my morale is scarred



I may take rest from this for a week

For writing these are getting hard

My welfare and writing seems too bleak

Internally I'm ripped apart

It seems my mind will be forever dark
October 11, 2018

I explain how writing daily poetry has taken a toll on my stress levels.
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