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Melissa Rose
Poems
Jan 2018
Permission to grieve
I am drunk on desperation
upon the clifftops of despair
Will I take the leap of faith?
or continue to live in fear?
Ashamed for feeling broken
I am trapped within my past
I must unravel these emotions
to truly be free at last
I want to confront this darkness
Shed some light upon this pain
Reveal the creepy shadow monsters
before they seep into my brain
Made to believe I was not good enough
is what keeps me feeling weak
I learned so young not to love myself
from the Death Mother’s critique
There's this child in need of healing
who keeps tugging at my sleeve
as I kneel to finally greet her
she softly whispers, “It’s safe to grieve.”
1/8/17
Written by
Melissa Rose
48/F/Canada
(48/F/Canada)
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