Outside MyselfA Poem by Amanda Mae MacInnis
I can dip my foot in the pool, but I can't go for a swim
I can leave a note in advance, but I can't leave on a whim I'm a prisoner inside myself, I can't venture out too far I can sit in the passenger seat, but I can't drive the car I have no enemies, yet I feel the urge to fight I need to get outside myself, I need to do what's right Cause I can see life passing by, through windows we call eyes I need to get outside myself, before my soul it dies. © 2014 Amanda Mae MacInnis |
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1 Review Added on May 7, 2014 Last Updated on May 7, 2014 AuthorAmanda Mae MacInnisPostville, IAAboutI started writing poetry when I was 14 and it was as if the words just appeared in my mind. I spent the next 18 years writing down thoughts, feelings and ideas that many times just came together with.. more..Writing
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