Inside Out.A Poem by Kelley QuinnPeople
tell me I have changed. "You're
different,” They say. Don't
they see I'm deranged? I want to tell them I'm okay, But
I refuse to be a liar. Every
memory, stabbing me; I’m
trapped, writhing in barbed wire. My
world is crashing down, but I'll count to three. And
when I open my eyes: One,
two… I
will smile, but no guarantee. If
I could relive my life, I
would decimate these feelings I despise; I would find the strength to release this knife. But
until then I will recoil to the dark, Waiting
for some sign of hope. Praying
quietly to the darkness enveloping me, I'll
avert my eyes from the hanging rope. I
hope to God I'll pull through. Because
I am afraid of waking one morning, And asking myself, “Who are
you?" © 2012 Kelley QuinnReviews
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