PilgrimageA Poem by MarySadness makes a salty trail as it climbs over the hills of my cheekbones it rolls down to my jaw, steadily downward, to jump suicidally off my chin like lemmings they come one, after another, after another making this holy pilgrimage for freedom and as they freefall into oblivion to smash on the rocky and twisted bottom that is my hands, fingers and knuckles knotted together sadness transforms metamorphases into understanding and clarity that this, my sadness and tears now are unlike so many others before this moment these tears do not pull together pooling, becoming a sea of self pity in which to drown but crash break powerfully and wash away the detrius of so many lives past clearing and nourishing creating fertile ground from which this new life can grow © 2008 MaryReviews
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1 Review Added on August 9, 2008 AuthorMarySt.Petersburg, FLAboutMuch of my poetry is about addiction. It played a huge, if not the only, role for many years of my life. I'm now a recovering addict, clean for over a year. I'm also recovering from self-mutilation, w.. more..Writing
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