I Came ToA Poem by EbitsFinding out that a respected, influential figure in your life is not the kind of person that you grew up believing them to be...As many times as I have tried to understand how you can survive in this haze of delirium and denial is as many times as I have failed. The veil, the wool over me eyes, the rose colored glasses: in good faith, they lain where you placed them, never stirred, never shifted, never doubted. My other senses are sharper in spite of your attempts. Efforts of good intent, be that as it may, they are of no benefit or moral satisfaction. I hear the structure of my surroundings collapsing. I smell my memories burning. I taste the death, the ruin of the person I depicted you, and it clings bitter inside my mouth. I feel nothing in the empty, silent cavern where my consciousness once resided, in the loss of the resilience and faith that abandoned me when I came to my senses. © 2011 Ebits
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Added on November 22, 2011 Last Updated on November 23, 2011 Tags: parent, parents, child, children, growing, growing up, adolescence, adulthood, illusion, realization, sense, senses AuthorEbitsShirley, NYAboutI write in spurts. Furiously at times and not at all at others. I have no form. Whatever happens, happens. more..Writing
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