My Self Assassination

My Self Assassination

A Poem by Raven Starhawk

From the opaque reserves of my character

I delay leaving self-abhorrence

Merely to apprehend I am unaccompanied

And permanently despondent in the verity

I am an unqualified malfunction

And need to breathe my last breath

Like a despicable syndrome

Because subsequent to this problematical exertion

I have naught to demonstrate on behalf of it

And there is no assistance

I comprehend I have no aptitude

I appreciate I have no raison d'être

© 2012 Raven Starhawk


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This poem has touched me in every possible way. I am astonished by the brilliance of your vocabulary, and how it really makes you think, and that despondent mood was beautifully portrayed with the most elaborate details. I think you have succeeded in not just pouring your heart out, but touching other people's hearts as well, in the process. This is just mind blowing. Goes right to my favorites.

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Raw and heavy,love it Raven. "I am an unqualified malfunction" clever wording. Kick a*s write.

Posted 12 Years Ago


this is very deep and emotional- your emotions poured down the page so fluently!

Posted 12 Years Ago


It is indeed "a despicable syndrome"...
You have so brilliantly depicted this downward spiral of self-deprecation. I know that the darkness can sometimes linger in the corner of our minds...but there is light where you least expect it.~xo~

WELL written... Excellent write!

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on October 15, 2012
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Tags: depression, despair, alone, forgotten, suicide, misery, angst, poem, ugly, death, chaos, mayhem


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