falling to pieces
does not make you a victim
falling to pieces takes courage
'lashing out'
(as you called it),
at what they did
or didn't do,
or said
or didn't say,
or thought
or didn't think,
or whatever you expected
and didn't get,
does.
and you wear victimhood
like a seething samurai's honed sword
raining relentless, remorseless
flesh wounds of projected guilt
grasping to the hilt
the illusion
that your self-satisfying slashes
are self inflicted suicides
Oct 30, 2011
Oct 30, 2011 at 2:05 PM UTC
falling to pieces
does not make you a victim
falling to pieces takes courage
'lashing out'
(as you called it),
at what they did
or didn't do,
or said
or didn't say,
or thought
or didn't think,
or whatever you expected
and didn't get,
does.
and you wear victimhood
like a seething samurai's honed sword
raining relentless, remorseless
flesh wounds of projected guilt
grasping to the hilt
the illusion
that your self-satisfying slashes
are self inflicted suicides