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Insecurity

Excuse me for my hurt, I know you mean well, And you want to inspire, And uplift me, But language is a fickle art. One that can make the difference, Composing tone and the words themselves. And there is no greater insecurity Than the one called Me. Since the very beginning, I have been openly listening, Engaging in thoughtful discussion - The subject of You, the percussion. I immediately spotted possible repercussions. I wanted, and I still do, To know your essence, But healthy exchanges Involve equality, And I don't want to be left hanging, Feeling like I'm lesser. I crave knowing the rest of your essence, But have you no interest In knowing the same? Are our minds connected Of the same fibers Or are we what we weave, Being different in how we perceive, A lifetime of individual strings? The only Person I should keep in my life, Making me feel inferior and uninteresting, Is Me - And I shall escape that fate, With unconditional love, and positivity. I am deeply interested, In knowing MySelf, loving MySelf, And to You, who has shown limited interest In simply knowing me, You, I choose as a direction of my Purity, You, unaltered and true, You, and Me, Alone - It all, once again, Always begins with You.
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Written by
amy-bells
33 / F / American
Published
Jun 10, 2015
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47·217
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Just a midnight emotional release.

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#love#pain#sadness#hurt#relationship#interest#insecurity#inequality
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