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< A de L > an extroverted extraordinaire day, a day of special thoughts so many, that she must summon assistance the wright of the mulch of so much life yet to be consumed, tolls heavy on the scales, and she says: “hand help me! hold my weighted head up, keep it higher than higher, so much work inside so much insight needy for release, time requires help, for time makes a human heavier, like a thick chain of gold upon my neck, and sighs do not lighten my load!” the heart replies: “breathe faster, write more, give light and air water and good soil, to unleash the within, to become the a crown of from without, you are poet, be a poet, levitate us, levitate yourself, words are like paper mache rocks, look heavy, as heavy as a ton of butterflies eager for freedom, exploration, beautification of nature; give us your works, yearning to be free, lighten our load by alighting yours!”
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Apr 21, 2026 at 3:02 AM UTC
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go ahead, be an idealist, Not Nat’s problem thankfully got enough just being a delusional realist
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Mar 29
Mar 29, 2026 at 10:51 AM UTC
No. 2 T-Shirt Series: you wanna be a troublemaker?
I notice. you change yourself so frequently, a new photo, as if it be new po-em-po-me, almost daily… don’t be embarrassed, love it; and know now we know now know, now, where you go to compose, clean sheets on a desk with daylight streaming in in a surrounding of flowers falling upon your shoulders; and the paper asking politely, then shouting with impatience; fill me, fill me! so you can become, Agnes-Agnes-de-Lodz Agne-de-lighter-than air…
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Mar 29
Mar 29, 2026 at 9:46 AM UTC
Oh Agnes! (-de-Lodz)
"Thank you for writing to me in Polish. I have a feeling you'll visit the land of your ancestors again. Spring and summer are the most beautiful here, especially in Krakow, but there's also Zamość, Lublin, and Łódź. I think I understand what you meant with your words. Materiality holds us together, and spirit spreads across time and space. How can we reconcile this? Allow yourself to be rooted in culture and language while soaring high in your thoughts. I wish you and your loved ones all the best. *Peace, health, and fulfillment in your words and in your lives*" Best regards, Agnieszka
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Oct 20, 2025
Oct 20, 2025 at 9:24 PM UTC
Kindest Regards, from Agnieszka de Lodz (Agnes de Lods)
The precisely exactly correct grasping. moderne modified by what shall we call it? gentility, sensitivity, if you will hold the door for me, if thank without thinking, if you agree to disagree, avec politesse, if your natural inclination to feel superior is denaturalized if you stranger, answer my silently smiling smile sent at you directly, then there will never be an if space entire entre juste nous between our two hands no space, only celebration of our commonalities and now ask, delve, does this if please you, then we have closed the if between our two selves, potentially with every one else, so you know it, what’s coming next; entre nous deux just being next to thee/me and mouthing silently                 thank you for not agreeing with me. 🍀 nml>
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Nov 1, 2025
Nov 1, 2025 at 10:51 AM UTC
thank you for not agreeing with me 🍀
Dedication from Life.                            The Re-Dedication by Agnes de Lod.                                        by nat lipstadt I will not heal you with my words,| denied: you write, thereby invite, I will not warm you with my skin,| your words are skin, now ready I will not do the hardest work,|       available to anyone with eyes I will not release your mental pain,|to have their pain dissolved away I will not look for you||                    anytime, every-time-one-observes inside your own soul.|                      your words glancing off of ours, I answered only to the call,|             this call, will n'ere forgotten, I am the safe place for a fleeting moment| comes to you Agnes, in a transforming meeting,|                 a transforming momentous a rest before what hurts,|                 you by authorship required now an inevitable sum of decisions.|    help, sum up-correct, our decisions! Everyone finds their soul’s spirit|  Can and will each rereading , in looking at the world|.               even when looking away, unable to that believes it is drowning |. we'll extend outstretched arm, call Look,|We do, look,  |. poem in our mouths no matter month, the sun turns cold in November,|. and yet, heated every time, dryness in the mouth|.         dryness, demands our lips recite this It will not be easy.|.                    what ever is easy in everyday living. But I am here,|.                           And we too, remain, many in pain, close to you,|.                              closer than close no  need-to be beside your tense neck,|.           asking you| to forgive yourself,| for the past,|                              for the present,|                                         and for the future|                                   in which I am happening|                                             just call ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- <nml sometimes I ask permission, for this I did not for I was so aroused, instantly compelled , no, compulsed! to refute, and AMPLIFY that this is invitation, an obligation of any poet worth their salt must proffer, accept, and never ever deny is a moral responsibility…
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Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025 at 3:23 PM UTC
A RE-DEDICATION to Dedication of Life by Agnes
Dedication from Life.                            The Re-Dedication by Agnes de Lod.                                        by nat lipstadt I will not heal you with my words,| denied: you write, thereby invite, I will not warm you with my skin,| your words are skin, now ready I will not do the hardest work,|       available to anyone with eyes I will not release your mental pain,|to have their pain dissolved away I will not look for you||                    anytime, every-time-one-observes inside your own soul.|                      your words glancing off of ours, I answered only to the call,|             this call, will n'ere forgotten, I am the safe place for a fleeting moment| comes to you Agnes, in a transforming meeting,|                 a transforming momentous a rest before what hurts,|                 you by authorship required now an inevitable sum of decisions.|    help, sum up-correct, our decisions! Everyone finds their soul’s spirit|  Can and will each rereading , in looking at the world|.               even when looking away, unable to that believes it is drowning |. we'll extend outstretched arm, call Look,|We do, look,  |. poem in our mouths no matter month, the sun turns cold in November,|. and yet, heated every time, dryness in the mouth|.         dryness, demands our lips recite this It will not be easy.|.                    what ever is easy in everyday living. But I am here,|.                           And we too, remain, many in pain, close to you,|.                              closer than close no  need-to be beside your tense neck,|.           asking you| to forgive yourself,| for the past,|                              for the present,|                                         and for the future|                                   in which I am happening|                                             just call ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- <nml sometimes I ask permission, for this I did not for I was so aroused, instantly compelled , no, compulsed! to refute, and AMPLIFY that this is invitation, an obligation of any poet worth their salt must proffer, accept, and never ever deny is a moral responsibility…
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"*How could I live without metaphors? To call things by their names, not to drown in longings, not to color them, to make shapes less painful?*"^ ><<>< this quest, this verse curses my drifting senses. now all attentions, the outlined shapes that haunt, daunt, lacking ****** substance, just wafers and wines symbolic, to defer away the many pointy fingers, hands of nothing but forefingers aiming exactly at  our temple's temple stating most factually, J'accuse shadows are metaphors, images meta-stasizing into what ever you believe, what you think you meta~need to see, in the dark late of the light of our soul's night, so you right of, you write of seasonal changes, hardly illusory, failing to note, that when you wrote: How could I live without metaphors? the answer metaphorical+historical, for the question is only rhetorical for you know~knew that once we know the name to everything, we will no longer want them, but only to write of them in idealized metaphors so we can sleep~dream on, perchance while the restoration of the imagination is our brain sourcing new things that seek, crave, to satisfy our urgent needs to describe, define, our every fractional moment
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Oct 2, 2025
Oct 2, 2025 at 4:27 PM UTC
How could I live without metaphors?
upon reading your poem Tremor^ and this what I think: when reading your seamless writing connecting of moments of immortality, only one question remains, why, does our own writing not approach the level of your exquisite precision soul's *********** is it our own immorality that permits our soon-to-be- discontinued pretenses, wherein, whereby, we can still believe our own words should be deservedly disowned, disinherited to the scrap heap heated, burned, eradicated and why do we even try? sigh >.< dare not read it twice, lest my inked fingertips surrender to my indecent indecision
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Sep 26, 2025
Sep 26, 2025 at 5:19 AM UTC
Agnes de Lod: this! then, be THE tremor I ken
Metaphysical meaning of Lod Lod, lod (Hebrew)-- division; conception; emanation; pregnancy; travail; nativity; birth; contest; cleavage; fissure; strife. A city of Benjamin (I Chron. 8:12). Its Greek name was Lydda. In the New Testament it is called Lydda. Meta. The breaking up of an old group of thoughts, or thought habit in consciousness, that a renewal of the mind may be accomplished. In other words, the effort that the seemingly human mind expends in bringing forth new and higher ideas, or the strife and contention that attend the breaking up of error that Truth may be brought to birth and take precedence (division, conception, strife, travail, birth; a city of Benjamin) <>>< how would-could you know that my Hebraic background, gave me a specialist insight into your writings, in any language you employ each and every trait. in a potpourri scented and secretly elixered division, conception, strife, travail, birth, travail fissure, contest, nativity and birth a potion powerful that needs to take the moments of anyone's life and bring to it, to them, scope, recognitions, inside light, for all conception is precessed by de~visions of, strife, travail, birth, for us all, even those, who hail not from Lods {z} there is much mystical here, even magical emanations that occur in seconds, how does one concept~conscript them, to take, remake, mold them both new and old simultaneously, is a quality super so truly human so Agnes, write to us, write for us, in any language of your preference, for the it is the captured content of those exquisite seconds, that is all that matters, and be of good cheer, for your are well received
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Sep 22, 2025
Sep 22, 2025 at 2:56 PM UTC
For Agnes: To Be of Lods
Metaphysical meaning of Lod Lod, lod (Hebrew)-- division; conception; emanation; pregnancy; travail; nativity; birth; contest; cleavage; fissure; strife. A city of Benjamin (I Chron. 8:12). Its Greek name was Lydda. In the New Testament it is called Lydda. Meta. The breaking up of an old group of thoughts, or thought habit in consciousness, that a renewal of the mind may be accomplished. In other words, the effort that the seemingly human mind expends in bringing forth new and higher ideas, or the strife and contention that attend the breaking up of error that Truth may be brought to birth and take precedence (division, conception, strife, travail, birth; a city of Benjamin) <>>< how would-could you know that my Hebraic background, gave me a specialist insight into your writings, in any language you employ each and every trait. in a potpourri scented and secretly elixered division, conception, strife, travail, birth, travail fissure, contest, nativity and birth a potion powerful that needs to take the moments of anyone's life and bring to it, to them, scope, recognitions, inside light, for all conception is precessed by de~visions of, strife, travail, birth, for us all, even those, who hail not from Lods {z} there is much mystical here, even magical emanations that occur in seconds, how does one concept~conscript them, to take, remake, mold them both new and old simultaneously, is a quality super so truly human so Agnes, write to us, write for us, in any language of your preference, for the it is the captured content of those exquisite seconds, that is all that matters, and be of good cheer, for your are well received
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Agnes de Lods.writes: "Writing turns our thoughts inside out. We cut and suddenly join words to touch the essence of both human and non-human existence. I  allow myself not to be too sure whether what I write is a record of what I have seen, of my falls, or maybe a hallucination, trying to wear the veil of mysticism. I am only following the crumbs left by the undefined" <AoL> PREFACE Perhaps it's me, perhaps it's you. but I trip over the inspired insights you so oft slip in, share, and guilty feel you have commissioned me to write a poem for everyone but especially, for the poets here, who peer, preen and pepper their inside innards to find, "the undefined" <> I know well these crumbs, that once, tasted demand a full on British Baking real life escaping escapade of a unque episode god how I love the poetry of a glance askance, the invisible invitation to take a closer look, the hither in-a-come-closer god how i love the well hidden but tracing whiff of a smile, of an 8 year old when she's gifted an unexpected delight, a simple bracelet, which alway says please, little one, always, remember me? the pretense of irritation of an phony whiny 'I know, I know' just for her, a savory masking of the pleasured knowledge that you know her, so well, of what she'll next speak. just as well, hell! even better, before she knows herself the shock of a particular poem when first read, is a stone to temple, a knife to the breast, for the only first thought forever, is my guilty plea of "I should have written that!" Need I go on? perhaps one more, the very first time you accidentally intentionally touch each other's skin, hair or breast, and the shock equivalent is of an electric chair shared, that requires stoppage of breathing, allowing for the full on desire to fall to the ground, thinking I'm found, I'm found out, I'm revealed, unveiled, that comes out of your eyes silently beseeching if anything could ever be better, than a joy undefinable. and a memory memorized forever, that defines, that makes one fine, that comes crossed off that secret list, one more of the undefined of being alive and changes you for the entirety, and the subtlest shade meanings of the phrase. just for the rest of your life is immortalized <> now, here. I cease. quite pleased, that I do indeed! remember; begin again to recall how to breathe out, then in… and then, tho still off kilter,                                           again,  and a gain                                                                                        <nml> 7:58am Tuesday Sep 9 Twenty 25
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 3:23 PM UTC
Agnes of Lods: "following the crumbs left by the undefined"
Agnes de Lods.writes: "Writing turns our thoughts inside out. We cut and suddenly join words to touch the essence of both human and non-human existence. I  allow myself not to be too sure whether what I write is a record of what I have seen, of my falls, or maybe a hallucination, trying to wear the veil of mysticism. I am only following the crumbs left by the undefined" <AoL> PREFACE Perhaps it's me, perhaps it's you. but I trip over the inspired insights you so oft slip in, share, and guilty feel you have commissioned me to write a poem for everyone but especially, for the poets here, who peer, preen and pepper their inside innards to find, "the undefined" <> I know well these crumbs, that once, tasted demand a full on British Baking real life escaping escapade of a unque episode god how I love the poetry of a glance askance, the invisible invitation to take a closer look, the hither in-a-come-closer god how i love the well hidden but tracing whiff of a smile, of an 8 year old when she's gifted an unexpected delight, a simple bracelet, which alway says please, little one, always, remember me? the pretense of irritation of an phony whiny 'I know, I know' just for her, a savory masking of the pleasured knowledge that you know her, so well, of what she'll next speak. just as well, hell! even better, before she knows herself the shock of a particular poem when first read, is a stone to temple, a knife to the breast, for the only first thought forever, is my guilty plea of "I should have written that!" Need I go on? perhaps one more, the very first time you accidentally intentionally touch each other's skin, hair or breast, and the shock equivalent is of an electric chair shared, that requires stoppage of breathing, allowing for the full on desire to fall to the ground, thinking I'm found, I'm found out, I'm revealed, unveiled, that comes out of your eyes silently beseeching if anything could ever be better, than a joy undefinable. and a memory memorized forever, that defines, that makes one fine, that comes crossed off that secret list, one more of the undefined of being alive and changes you for the entirety, and the subtlest shade meanings of the phrase. just for the rest of your life is immortalized <> now, here. I cease. quite pleased, that I do indeed! remember; begin again to recall how to breathe out, then in… and then, tho still off kilter,                                           again,  and a gain                                                                                        <nml> 7:58am Tuesday Sep 9 Twenty 25
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outstanding i do not research the words's etymology, for it might steal it's magic from me, you take me to different places different nights, in shoes that hold eyes that see those sights. that I cannot, though perhaps commonplace, they are out standing of my welds experience so i, we, are voyeurs to a moment of humanity, and i am out side, outside my body, in your visions, out standing, near by, by words, moved by words, composed outstandingly… and now under~standings achingly transport me to where you have been/seen   and send us
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Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 4:49 AM UTC
Agnes de Lods: to be outstanding, you must make me out~stand you
~ June 2025 HP Poet: Agnes de Lods Age: 47 Country: Poland Question 1: We warmly welcome you to the HP Spotlight, Agnes. Please tell us about your background? Agnes de Lods: *"My name is Agnes (Agnieszka), and I come from Poland. I grew up in the countryside, in a family rooted in rural and small-town traditions. My mother is a very intuitive person, and my father was always standing in the last row, quietly helping others, especially people with disabilities. My parents gave me two ways of perception: seeing with the heart and with the mind. They didn’t have higher education, but our home was full of music, books, radio talks, and documentaries that showed the world in many dimensions. They helped me see that reality is full of tension and harmony, depending on what we pay attention to. They gave me space to speak in my own voice. Growing up close to nature, I spent time observing, listening to the rhythm of the seasons. I learned humility, compassion, and what it means to face hard work and failure."* Question 2: How long have you been writing poetry, and for how long have you been a member of Hello Poetry? Agnes de Lods: *"In Polish, I’ve been writing for four years. In English, two or three. But in a way, I had been preparing for it all my life by writing, reading, and observing the world around me. I started sharing my reflections on Hello Poetry in December, just a few months ago. For the first time, I felt ready to express everything I had kept inside for years."* Question 3: What inspires you? (In other words, how does poetry happen for you). Agnes de Lods: *"People. I love people. Every single person has a story. Sometimes strangers stop me in the street and start talking. I guess they want to be heard, and I love to listen. Nature inspires me. And my dreams, too. Some of them come true, others do not. Still waiting for those lottery numbers to show up in a dream. Books are also a huge source, just like music and art in all their forms. I am inspired by Karolina Halatek and Hania Rani, Marc Witmann, Umo Vide, Dror Elimelech, and Patricia Suarez (Colombian poet and painter), and many others."* Question 4: What does poetry mean to you? Agnes de Lods: *"Poetry is exceptional on every level. Metaphors express the unspeakable and have real power. They change the frequency of thought. Poetry heals, invites contemplation, and opens doors to the many layers of human nature. To me, poetry is sound, color, scent, even taste."* Question 5: Who are your favorite poets? Agnes de Lods: *"Sylvia Plath, Alejandra Pizarnik, Wisława Szymborska, Adam Zagajewski, Czesław Miłosz, Jorge Luis Borges, Pablo Neruda, Federico García Lorca, and many more. I also read poems on Hello Poetry, and I am so glad to see many truly talented writers here. It means this world still has a chance."* Question 6: What other interests do you have? Agnes de Lods: *"I am fascinated by psychology and archetypes. I read Jung with deep interest. I love sci-fi, deep conversations, walks in the forest, and learning new languages. But more than anything, I care about human connection and understanding. I like to dance and play the piano, though I have not had much time for that lately. And I love connecting the dots."* Carlo C. Gomez: “We would like to thank you Agnes, we really appreciate you giving us the opportunity to get to know the person behind the poet! It is our pleasure to include you in this Spotlight series!” Agnes de Lods: "Thank you so much for letting me share my story. I am so glad to be part of this community of sensitive souls. I feel good here." Thank you everyone here at HP for taking the time to read this. We hope you enjoyed coming to know Agnes a little bit better. We certainly did. It is our wish that these spotlights are helping everyone to further discover and appreciate their fellow poets. – Carlo C. Gomez We will post Spotlight #29 in July! ~
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Jun 1, 2025
Jun 1, 2025 at 4:03 PM UTC
HP Writers Spotlight: Agnes de Lods
~ June 2025 HP Poet: Agnes de Lods Age: 47 Country: Poland Question 1: We warmly welcome you to the HP Spotlight, Agnes. Please tell us about your background? Agnes de Lods: *"My name is Agnes (Agnieszka), and I come from Poland. I grew up in the countryside, in a family rooted in rural and small-town traditions. My mother is a very intuitive person, and my father was always standing in the last row, quietly helping others, especially people with disabilities. My parents gave me two ways of perception: seeing with the heart and with the mind. They didn’t have higher education, but our home was full of music, books, radio talks, and documentaries that showed the world in many dimensions. They helped me see that reality is full of tension and harmony, depending on what we pay attention to. They gave me space to speak in my own voice. Growing up close to nature, I spent time observing, listening to the rhythm of the seasons. I learned humility, compassion, and what it means to face hard work and failure."* Question 2: How long have you been writing poetry, and for how long have you been a member of Hello Poetry? Agnes de Lods: *"In Polish, I’ve been writing for four years. In English, two or three. But in a way, I had been preparing for it all my life by writing, reading, and observing the world around me. I started sharing my reflections on Hello Poetry in December, just a few months ago. For the first time, I felt ready to express everything I had kept inside for years."* Question 3: What inspires you? (In other words, how does poetry happen for you). Agnes de Lods: *"People. I love people. Every single person has a story. Sometimes strangers stop me in the street and start talking. I guess they want to be heard, and I love to listen. Nature inspires me. And my dreams, too. Some of them come true, others do not. Still waiting for those lottery numbers to show up in a dream. Books are also a huge source, just like music and art in all their forms. I am inspired by Karolina Halatek and Hania Rani, Marc Witmann, Umo Vide, Dror Elimelech, and Patricia Suarez (Colombian poet and painter), and many others."* Question 4: What does poetry mean to you? Agnes de Lods: *"Poetry is exceptional on every level. Metaphors express the unspeakable and have real power. They change the frequency of thought. Poetry heals, invites contemplation, and opens doors to the many layers of human nature. To me, poetry is sound, color, scent, even taste."* Question 5: Who are your favorite poets? Agnes de Lods: *"Sylvia Plath, Alejandra Pizarnik, Wisława Szymborska, Adam Zagajewski, Czesław Miłosz, Jorge Luis Borges, Pablo Neruda, Federico García Lorca, and many more. I also read poems on Hello Poetry, and I am so glad to see many truly talented writers here. It means this world still has a chance."* Question 6: What other interests do you have? Agnes de Lods: *"I am fascinated by psychology and archetypes. I read Jung with deep interest. I love sci-fi, deep conversations, walks in the forest, and learning new languages. But more than anything, I care about human connection and understanding. I like to dance and play the piano, though I have not had much time for that lately. And I love connecting the dots."* Carlo C. Gomez: “We would like to thank you Agnes, we really appreciate you giving us the opportunity to get to know the person behind the poet! It is our pleasure to include you in this Spotlight series!” Agnes de Lods: "Thank you so much for letting me share my story. I am so glad to be part of this community of sensitive souls. I feel good here." Thank you everyone here at HP for taking the time to read this. We hope you enjoyed coming to know Agnes a little bit better. We certainly did. It is our wish that these spotlights are helping everyone to further discover and appreciate their fellow poets. – Carlo C. Gomez We will post Spotlight #29 in July! ~
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Yes, I am angry and I have anger, Burning inside me, like an amber, You can also get injured by it, So, better you stay away from me. Neither I intended someone to suffer, From mine fatal disease, Nor, I did it; Cause I had been Storing Grudge inside me. But people never stop Making talk; I am a ***** And many more. Well, I was aware of everything, Like what I was made and what I am being. Nothing mattered me now more or least, And I didn't wanna be a beast, Everyone called, I heard silently, Cause I am aware of my animality. Neither I was alike it, Nor I had become a bit, Situation - Suffering made me rough, But there exists humanity though. I was same as a common girl, Had a tolerating power pearl, Abide everything like other, But Not I had fortune further. I had to rant and rave, Every time I faced a deprave, Made of injustice and wrong, That only I had borne for long. Tolerating was, I doing all times, But with the hostility of my prime, Make my abstinence of long, Turn into dust, Oh! My song. And then my emotions and me, Aren't in control for a second, see, I say, then, the truth of my heart, Had felt, with words that worth. And what I spoke then, Is not all wrong; when, You start first; And my defense, It becomes for every one wrong. Truth is truth, it will flow one day, Let me a bad person for someday, You will be hero, for sure then, God knows everything; So, have some same. My anger is wrong I know, But what you have done till isn't an evil show? Leave it, I don't wanna discuss more, Stupid fiend, in disguise of a friend, you are a sore. So, Yes, I am Angry and I have Anger, Burning inside me, like an amber, You can also get injured by it, So, better you stay away from me. Written by Ifa Agnes
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Aug 8, 2019
Aug 8, 2019 at 10:31 AM UTC
My Anger
Yes, I am angry and I have anger, Burning inside me, like an amber, You can also get injured by it, So, better you stay away from me. Neither I intended someone to suffer, From mine fatal disease, Nor, I did it; Cause I had been Storing Grudge inside me. But people never stop Making talk; I am a ***** And many more. Well, I was aware of everything, Like what I was made and what I am being. Nothing mattered me now more or least, And I didn't wanna be a beast, Everyone called, I heard silently, Cause I am aware of my animality. Neither I was alike it, Nor I had become a bit, Situation - Suffering made me rough, But there exists humanity though. I was same as a common girl, Had a tolerating power pearl, Abide everything like other, But Not I had fortune further. I had to rant and rave, Every time I faced a deprave, Made of injustice and wrong, That only I had borne for long. Tolerating was, I doing all times, But with the hostility of my prime, Make my abstinence of long, Turn into dust, Oh! My song. And then my emotions and me, Aren't in control for a second, see, I say, then, the truth of my heart, Had felt, with words that worth. And what I spoke then, Is not all wrong; when, You start first; And my defense, It becomes for every one wrong. Truth is truth, it will flow one day, Let me a bad person for someday, You will be hero, for sure then, God knows everything; So, have some same. My anger is wrong I know, But what you have done till isn't an evil show? Leave it, I don't wanna discuss more, Stupid fiend, in disguise of a friend, you are a sore. So, Yes, I am Angry and I have Anger, Burning inside me, like an amber, You can also get injured by it, So, better you stay away from me. Written by Ifa Agnes
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