Forced Secrets

Forced Secrets

A Poem by Askew
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A poem written after a conversation over the phone with my boyfriend who completely ignored the fact that I relapsed today and instead ranted about how weed is ruining his life. He was high.

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If asked a question
I will always give the truth.
I make no effort 
To hide my thoughts
From those curious enough
To properly inquire.
And yet
Few do.
Few care enough
And fewer are willing to listen.
And so I'm left
To stew
And wallow
In my own forced secrets.
I yearn to share
And hopefully ease the burden
That my thoughts have become.

© 2018 Askew


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The best part about believing in yourself is knowing you always have someone who believes in you.

I have a small note for you: in lines 15 and 16 you say the word "share" in both lines and I was thinking that if you maybe changed the "share" in line 16 to "ease" it would still convey the same meaning without being repetitive.

It's otherwise well written and an emotional poem that I enjoyed very much, thank you for sharing.

Posted 6 Years Ago


3 of 3 people found this review constructive.

Askew

6 Years Ago

Thank you for noticing that mistake, and providing a solution :) I'll change it now



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hmm sounds familiar ... 🤔

Posted 6 Years Ago


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You will find a few true friends in your lifetime, these you will have no secrets from, nor them from you. These are to be cherished.
Enjoyed your writing Lexi and hope you achieve your dreams :))





Posted 6 Years Ago


Askew

6 Years Ago

Thanks :) That's really sweet of you

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Askew

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