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Sonnet To Helplessness

by not_thepoet_hewantstobe

She breaks her own spirit from misplaced shame, Afraid the world will know how she’s failing, She never looks past the mirror for blame, But wears a smile to hide that she’s ailing. She guilts herself into constant giving, But knows she needs to be taken care of, Yet of that need she is unforgiving, And of the fact that she’s not yet in love. She’s constantly spinning out of control, While frustrated she feels constantly stuck, Lesser folks around her seem to live whole, But asking for help makes her terror-struck. Friends keep saying that she deserves better, If only her neuroses would let her.
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Written by
not_thepoet_hewantstobe
M / USA
Published
Nov 11, 2018
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1m
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