HannahA Poem by Sarah RaeShe's afraid of her own damn thoughts. afraid that if she stops she'll feel something feel all that she's been fleeing from No one ever told her that it was okay for her to feel that way. So she'll run where ever she can get. Drown those thoughts. Sink them in the river of music an ocean of distraction Put a rock around their necks and watch gravity have its way long before they ever have a chance to have their say
A non-destructive feel, unguarded by defensive words or pretending? She runs. She always runs. Her thoughts, they haunt her always. She fears and her penance is loss of authenticity with self.
"It makes me strong" she tells herself, holding herself up with one hand. "I can do this" repeats in her mind, although it's never worked although it never can. Care for others can never replace caring for self. Other's lyrical feelings can never properly replace actual ones. She fights for nothing, for she cannot win. © 2014 Sarah Rae |
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Added on December 29, 2014 Last Updated on December 29, 2014 AuthorSarah RaePittsburg, PAAboutI am twenty-one years old lady, from the beautiful state of Pennsylvania, although I attend college in Georgia. I usually just write in my journal and call it a day, but I think it's important to shar.. more..Writing
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