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I now fear the act of writing These things I have to say Jotting them down, scribbling them out Folding into secrecy, stowing them away Slipping an array of papers into a back pocket Or resort to hiding them under the bed Doing everything and anything in my power To get these thoughts out of my head For if I write down these musings, Set them into words sturdy, finite, and clear Then I will have to face the truth hidden in catharsis And that is what I ultimately fear— A hidden meaning behind my words Thus far lurking, but now they show Leaping off the page, consuming me whole Something, about myself, I didn’t want to know
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May 14, 2013
May 14, 2013 at 7:30 PM UTC
Phobia
I now fear the act of writing These things I have to say Jotting them down, scribbling them out Folding into secrecy, stowing them away Slipping an array of papers into a back pocket Or resort to hiding them under the bed Doing everything and anything in my power To get these thoughts out of my head For if I write down these musings, Set them into words sturdy, finite, and clear Then I will have to face the truth hidden in catharsis And that is what I ultimately fear— A hidden meaning behind my words Thus far lurking, but now they show Leaping off the page, consuming me whole Something, about myself, I didn’t want to know
hannah-frances
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May 14, 2013
May 14, 2013 at 7:30 PM UTC
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