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She hates that she is spineless: Starved of strength Emancipated. She hates that she is passive: She has two legs But cannot stand for anything When faced with a loud voice And menacing words That threaten the tranquility of her dream-world; The dream-world Where conflict is banned And people always have the best intentions Because in essence man is good. She hates that When faced with a thousand possibilities Tensions rise And gears stick Creak Metal on metal Straining Pushing As she tries not to succumb to her nature But in spite of it all Her head overheats And she overloads The perpetual screaming kettle, *** boiling over, and volcanic eruption All in one Tiny salted droplets of shame Race down flushed and swollen cheeks As her mental fists Painstakingly punch her essence Into action Fueling a transformation with "Inadequate" "Failure" And "Lazy" A transformation That never sticks: At least not as well as Her lack of faith in herself.
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 1:46 AM UTC
Spineless
She hates that she is spineless: Starved of strength Emancipated. She hates that she is passive: She has two legs But cannot stand for anything When faced with a loud voice And menacing words That threaten the tranquility of her dream-world; The dream-world Where conflict is banned And people always have the best intentions Because in essence man is good. She hates that When faced with a thousand possibilities Tensions rise And gears stick Creak Metal on metal Straining Pushing As she tries not to succumb to her nature But in spite of it all Her head overheats And she overloads The perpetual screaming kettle, *** boiling over, and volcanic eruption All in one Tiny salted droplets of shame Race down flushed and swollen cheeks As her mental fists Painstakingly punch her essence Into action Fueling a transformation with "Inadequate" "Failure" And "Lazy" A transformation That never sticks: At least not as well as Her lack of faith in herself.
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 1:46 AM UTC
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