MetamorphosisA Poem by A.Lee
I am a tiny, ugly, nothing
Each day is just another fight Trying not to be consumed By all the pain and hurt of life I'm facing millions of new battles Each one stronger than myself It's hopeless to think I'll overcome They should have trusted someone else Soon enough they'll come to see I'm nothing but a big mistake There's no way I'll reach the top I die with every step I take So I am giving up for good Wrap myself tight in a safe cocoon Where nothing bad can ever reach me I've succumbed to this fateful gloom But you keep calling from the outside Begging me to rise again Your voice infiltrates my enclosure Why won't you let me just give in? But soon your prodding gets to me And with a sigh, I do oblige But if I fall again (and I will) Then you can kiss it all good-bye I built my prison all too well I have to fight just to escape But as I finally do emerge A brand new me starts to take shape I'm startled as I start to glow Testing new wings colored bright As I take off, I hear you whisper "See, I just knew someday she'd fly!" © 2010 A.LeeAuthor's Note
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Added on June 19, 2010Last Updated on October 20, 2010 AuthorA.LeeMonroe, GAAboutI am lots of things, but here you'd identify most with the writer and avid reader. I have three beautiful children. The oldest boy, Seth, passed last year after fighting a long battle with cancer. .. more..Writing
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