InbornA Poem by Eden ReabelleIt's a terrible thing, to compare your outsides with your insides.
The body, and all that is a body.
The taste, the scent, the touch. The loss, the gain, the change. The art that is inborn The soul that dwells within. Oh, we beg to be changed. After climax, we wish it hasn't been done. We seek love, lust, vengeance, opulence, and they shall end us. For the flesh becomes liquid. The bones into dust. The eyes, crystallized. The body cannot be compared to what is within. To what dwells within. I will not rest until I become the air this confused world breathes. Until my name is written on a tombstone. I shall not rest. For the body is just a body. The flex of the muscles do not determine your mind, soul, and spirit. Physical. That is all. Nothing more, nothing less. Inborn. © 2014 Eden ReabelleReviews
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