Awakening

Awakening

A Poem by Meraki

A conversation in my head
Brought upon a wave of tears
I never knew I had
A self loathing I wish didn't exist
And an anger I tried to keep suppressed
It was like none I've ever experienced

I hid behind the facade of a false smile
Convincing even myself that I am happy

I am not.

"Don't let me fall!" I begged
As the dark tendrils of depression
Snatched and tugged at me
Scratching, slicing and bruising everywhere
They came in contact with

But I was alone and so
No one came.

I had pushed them all way

Lashing out
Yelling, screaming fighting
Blaming them all because
I was afraid to admit the things I falsely accused them of...
I was only guilty of myself

Now here I lie on my bedroom floor
Crying my eyes out
Having a conversation with myself
Of the full year of nothing I've done
Since my one accomplishment

I hate myself
Because I am angry with myself

I punish myself
Because it is my penance for hurting others

I cry alone
Because I was lost in my daydreams
Of one day finding a love like no other
As if I were Aurora awaiting in dark slumber
Her prince.

I am not a princess.
I am not where I wish to be.
I'm angry with myself.
So I'll change me.

The conversation I had in my mind
Not only brought tears and anger
But a sense of peace
An awakening, my awareness of a me I couldn't see

© 2014 Meraki


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Added on August 28, 2014
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Meraki
Meraki

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