Acceptance

Acceptance

A Poem by Bridget Kiley

Accepting that I’m not accepted
Holding tight thick corporate paper     
Tiny slivers, into skin
Diminishing the only person
Image that I know not of

Accepting way that I am fashioned
A perfect crease down shaking thighs
Wide-collared, double-breasted
And stiff weaves of fabric �" I reject
Anxious fibers undress, undress.

accepting I want not acceptation
No line of staples down my back
Nor paper clip surround my heart
A noise like vapor, chugs and chatters
And mimics through a daily dance
Of stark, of black bright loafers
And smiles forced and smut and slant
Why then should you remember,
A name as faceless as the rest.

© 2011 Bridget Kiley


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Added on April 17, 2011
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Author

Bridget Kiley
Bridget Kiley

new york, NY



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I am a student, working towards a major in education and english. I have always loved to write. Part of the reason that I write it for self therapy, hens why I write so much...but I also write because.. more..

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