Playing the role of someone I'm not

Playing the role of someone I'm not

A Poem by mess of gorgeous chaos

Do I speak more

and let you think

less of me

or

keep silent?

Is it ok to

let parts of me stay hidden;

digging;

constantly trying to

find a way

out;

quietly

killing me?

Is it worth

the absence of words to veil

the interests I have

that are deemed abnormal

by society

in order to keep close

the people in my life?

because I don’t know what

I would do without those individuals,

but I also have spent years

as an actress

playing the role

of someone

I'm not

and it’s a job

that compensates too low

of a pay

for me to live off of anymore.

© 2014 mess of gorgeous chaos


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These are questions I ask myself a lot I think you speak more at the right time keep silent other times but I'm not for sure

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

mess of gorgeous chaos

10 Years Ago

I do try to speak at the right time. It's hard to know when though. Im glad to see that people can r.. read more
This is deep hmmmm the speak of having those near and being glad yet living a double life of some one a person isn't maybe to fit in or deeper. I liked it:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

mess of gorgeous chaos

10 Years Ago

Thank you very much for your feedback :)
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10 Years Ago

Your very welcome:)

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