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Moss

I'm not who I once was

This me is scary

Because I'm me on the outside

I've become everything

I've always wanted to be

On the inside

I've conformed

To nothing but decay

Like shriveled moss

Clinging to a grave

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Written by

caroline-hughes

American

Published: May 24, 2013
LinesWords: 1040

Notes: For more of my poetry, visit my blog, A Girl of Sixteen at http://poetrydailyforayear.blogspot.com/

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