Un[Limited]A Poem by Anne CastleIs it possible to miss you, but be better alone? You don’t hurt me, but who I am with you isn’t me The me you see is too hard to be When I’m alone I can be my own self No expectations or limitations My boundaries are non-existent I love you, but your arms are my cage Captivation brings out from me a rage I don’t recognize it, and that scares me But as I travel the depths of my self I’m confronted by terrifying truths They force me to name them To look into their eyes Only to realize they’re mine It makes me want to run Back to your arms and the safety of what is known The familiar pain is better than the stranger But here, I am limited And I’m shaking the bars of this prison again Would you let me go if you knew this? Or would you tighten your grip? I can’t be safe and be me So I’m forced to make the choice To hold your hand and be content with the cage, Or to let you go and face the unseen obstacles? Today I’m leaving you behind to continue the
struggle To find the truth in the darkness To claim it as my own I need to find the faith I have in you in myself If I find this safety in me Then there are no limitations to who I can be © 2014 Anne Castle |
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Added on January 3, 2014 Last Updated on January 3, 2014 Author
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