The Soft Whispers of RecoveryA Poem by Ziggy Matthews7/300. I went with a different style. aabba, ccddc, eeffe, gg. I know I learned it from some form of sonnet, but I only stole the rhyme scheme. I hope you enjoy the piece!I feel the soft wind whisper into my ear. It’s windpipes silently speaking so I can hear. Why art thou so timid and troubled? Is there any semblance of trust under this rubble? Slowly stopping my steps to choke back a tear. Maybe the wind knows I missed my lofty expectations. That my mirror reminds me that I’m an unworthy creation. Where did you hear such words that are so costly? It whispers in my ear ever so softly. The wind’s questions act upon my needed sedation. Calming my nerves, allowing me to be vulnerable. Could this life become one that is tolerable? Why do you constantly seek their affirmation? Perhaps because to them, I’m a horrendous aberration. Sometimes I ask myself if depression is severable. The cool spring breeze picks up and wraps its arms around my
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Added on March 7, 2021Last Updated on March 7, 2021 Tags: wind, whispers, self-esteem, self-hatred, depression, anxiety, ziggy, matthews, poetry AuthorZiggy MatthewsNEAboutA disturbed "at-risk" child that grew up to become a semi-functional adult and teacher who helps other "at risk" children become semi-functional adults. Writing is my therapy and passion. Realistic fi.. more..Writing
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