CatharsisA Poem by Ally AnnRelief comes through not giving upI thought my catharsis was death, slowly falling into a hole of darkness rotting against soil that would bring life again, giving up eternity to be happy for one single second I thought death would bring me closer to peace. Six feet under sounded like an inevitable place found too early by my fate of unhappiness within tired eyes and cracking bones it was too late to turn back from the future I was building myself with glass and dirt. I thought relief would come right after the pain left my body, singing songs of who I used to be but destroyed in order to be whole again, memories of what could have been but became impossible when I chose to look for release in a damaging damning place. Instead, I found catharsis in killing who I was at the time and becoming someone new, painting a picture of rebirth and taking it out on the page instead of my skin, looking beyond an inevitable demise and seeing light. I found catharsis within myself, begging to be created new in the image of someone that was happy and believed it. © 2018 Ally Ann |
StatsAuthorAlly AnnAboutLately 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 "The world is trying to kill you. It is trying to do this by steal.. more..Writing
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