WarriorA Poem by Mackenzie KnitterFound this poem from a couple of years ago, haha, so cute, was before all my serious problems started :/
These battle scars represent me.
All that I am, here and now. All that I was, there, then. They represent what I wish to be; They guide me with distant memories, With the mistakes from way back then, From remember when, But there's a negative to every positive. A villain to capture the champion. To chain him away, a safe secret Where he rusts, becomes stiff, easily broken. Until the villain takes a stand, a 'self declared hero' now that he has no opponent. His chest is pushed out in pride, he is judgement. He is everywhere, so don't bother trying to hide. He is a harsh word, shouted for no reason, A look of disgust, blurred by assumption. An uncomfortable silence, waiting for me to declare I'm unclean. He is a man pretending not to notice, his attention a gift. I'm not worthy of receiving. But I'm tired of trying to hide, From something that will always be there. So my champion is rising again, His armour a metal that cannot be penetrated. His armour, the metal of course is a metaphor, Non-existent, for he is naked, Exposed and yet the strongest he's ever been. Because I am stronger now, stronger than I have ever know, Despite my flaws. I am a warrior now, For the truth is my scar.
© 2017 Mackenzie KnitterAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on January 18, 2016 Last Updated on June 3, 2017 Tags: depression, selfharm, scars AuthorMackenzie KnitterBurnaby, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CanadaAboutI just love to write and get my feelings out :) more..Writing
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