Her Poetic InjusticeA Poem by MaskedthoughtsI think the poem is enough of a description any words here would just ruin it.
She was different you see;unique as one might say..
She had these contrasting traits, That we're expressed through her big eyes. Her emotions shun through , Dancing across her features and glistening in her eyes. Her poetic lips stretched into a slanted smile. Throwing her head back laughing boisterously, her hair swinging around her. She was a walking contrast; a contradiction. She looked polished and refined But her personality suggested otherwise There were dark corners filled with profoundness, There were high peaks flooding with gentle light, Then they were some tattered and burnt edges showing off the scars of her youth. The different parts of her swirled around in the middle of her core. Each one fighting the other to take dominance in her mind; in her heart. This was what put the stress in her eyes, that clouded over the brightness. This was put that stone on her chest, that made it hard for her to breathe. That caused the constant apprehension on what she was going to do in the near foreboding future. She had so many dreams but she was constantly fighting with the reality. She pushed these thoughts away putting headphones in her ears to keep it all at bay. She lay back on the grassy terrain; hair spread about, lips curled up into a half smile. Then her candy coloured pout opened and out came the words, least expected from her Innocent demeanour "F**k it." With that her Bambi eyes closed and she let herself get carried away by the music, She let her self revel in the divine imagination that lay in her mind, She let herself just be introverted and true for just five minutes. She let herself believe in herself-like no one else would. She let herself escape. © 2013 MaskedthoughtsAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on November 19, 2013 Last Updated on November 19, 2013 Tags: Poem, contradiction, contrast, future, appearances, girl AuthorMaskedthoughtsCanadaAbout"As a writer if someone falls in love with my work, I know they have fallen in love with my mind. Having no idea what my face looks like, they chose my mind. Art may be the only place a women can hold.. more..Writing
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