Self-Inflicted SeaA Poem by Madeline ArmstrongSometimes we fall into the net of self-inflicted pity.
A self-inflicted fish in a self-inflicted sea
The poison seethes deep, woe is me Sometimes I wish I could set myself free From this net I swam into, intentionally I find pleasure in the pain, surrounding my body This misery, internal glee A self-inflicted fish in a self-inflicted sea I don't mind my poores breathing out this toxicity This poison seethes deep, woe is me © 2013 Madeline ArmstrongAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorMadeline ArmstrongSaint John, CanadaAboutAn intricately indecisive soul with a story to tell. more..Writing
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