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Elizabeth Deimel-Locke
Poems
Aug 2019
Growing
I grew up
In a run down family,
A run down place
Where passive aggression was
The fluent language
Underhanded comments
Were considered compliments
I grew up
Where words were really
Just swords in disguise
And while we tried our best,
It was a negative place.
Where I was taught never to rise
Where positivity was a mocked
Friends seemed like enemies
And my head was always on the
Defense, defense,
Donβt cause anyone offense,
Even if what they teach is down,
Just pretend you donβt see
Because really, my darling,
No one can never be kind,
No one is truly happy
Anxiety runs in my family,
And I see it through genealogy
In our veins is depression
In our DNA is dependence
Our sight was clouded,
Full of sadness and low esteem
Where sunshine is not all it seems
Despite my environment
I realize positivity exists
And actually, it fits!
The sun shines through clouds,
I see grass with a dewy mist
Rainbows and fairies;
How did you not see this?
Because of all of these,
I do not trust
My anxieties
I know that really,
It is the enemy
Whom lives inside of me
Well, Anxiety-
Get out!
Your clouds are not welcome,
Your fog is now gone!
I open the windows
Let the morning in
Because you
Will NEVER win.
#depression
#anxiety
#mind
Written by
Elizabeth Deimel-Locke
23/F/New Mexico, USA
(23/F/New Mexico, USA)
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