I’m sorry to all the people I hurt while I was hurting. I know my skin felt like shards of glass, and no one could get close enough to touch me. My fingernails were caked with blood, and I am so sorry that I don’t know whose it was. I am sorry to those I broke with my razor words, they were my own regrets. They were used to cut open my own insecurities when I thought I had run out. I was lost in a forest of my own doubt, the trees were too dense to believe in myself. The only way to find my place was with a paper cut trail leading to my home of denial. My brain was shreds of late reports and missed deadlines, and I was just an inkblot of a person, all I could see was my own skeleton in the pages. I do not know how to send this apology without it soaked in my tears, but I am sorry, I am so s o r r y
totally gobsmacked, love this to bits you have done well my friend, this is so accurate, such a great poem. I especially love the wording how you describe each thing being sorry for eg shards of glass etc etc,
However my fav words in this stand out ""And i was just an inkblot of a person""
How fantastic these words are the whole poem in fact,!!!!
thanks for entry into my competition, good luck
I can relate to this completely. Sometimes anger or sadness obscures your ability to see others trying to help , which can cause things that should have been left unsaid, said.
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Absolutely, when these emotions happen it is hard to see beyond your own problems, which can lead to.. read moreAbsolutely, when these emotions happen it is hard to see beyond your own problems, which can lead to situations that you wish never happened.
Aw sweetheart, this is so moving, beautiful projected and so heartfelt. To speak out. And say sorry, really is the hardest word to say sometimes. To others out loud. Bravo for sharing your heart with us all on a plate. Hugs.
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Sorry is something I have had trouble with in the past, either saying it too much or too little. As .. read moreSorry is something I have had trouble with in the past, either saying it too much or too little. As I have grown up, I understand the word much more and this poem is a tribute to the times I could not muster up the strength or courage to say it.
Lately I have been feeling very lost, and it is comforting to come here and rediscover pieces of who I was and who I still must be
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