OxymoronA Poem by Eliott
I am an oxymoron. I'm sensibly insane. I'm selfless and I'm greedy. I'm humble and I'm vain.
I'm persistently relenting, ordinarily strange, shockingly predictable. I love consistent change. A fulfilling disappointment, I'm so pleasantly bleak. I'm remarkably forgotten. I'm dangerously meek. I'm anchored down and drifting to elsewhere in this place. The feelings that I'm hiding are apparent on my face. I'm trapped and I am lost behind this revealing mask. I'm full of inhibition and never holding back. My bones are strong and brittle. My skin's flimsy and thick. My teary eyes are dried out. My life's an honest trick. Holding onto my dismissal and never letting go. I'm plainly ornamental. I shrivel as I grow. A great dark flash surrounds me. I'm confidently shy. I'm so extremely curious and never wonder why. I'm just your average mutant on the center of the edge. I'm significantly trivial. Outspoken in my head. I'm obliviously suspicious, susceptibly immune. I'm drowning on the surface, weighed down by this balloon. A loyal betrayal, an overflowing vacancy. I'm cheerfully depressed, and silently, I scream. I fight my peaceful battle, comfortably in pain. I'm mending as I'm cutting, imprisoned and unchained. I get these riddling answers and I cuddle violently. I'm in organized chaos. I die energetically. I'm arrogantly shameful, alone in this large crowd. I'm obviously hidden, and whispering so loud. My importance is irrelevant like my hideous beauty. Life's impossibly simple- an unknown guarantee. The things that I am doubting, I am quite certain of. I'm miserably happy and painfully in love. © 2015 EliottReviews
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Added on May 4, 2015Last Updated on May 4, 2015 AuthorEliottILAboutHey guys. If you remember me, I used to write here under the name Katie. Katie is gone. We are Eliott now. We have always used writing as an outlet, and ever since we were little we wanted to be a .. more..Writing
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