False FearA Poem by Rosie Brooklin
Yesterday, I wished for sunshine, hoping that the gentle warmth would defeat my inner darkness.
Today, however, I prayed for rain, So that my shame could be washed away. I need a downpour, a deluge To remind me that storms are natural And I'm not insane. My other half loves me passionately, yet I can never experience it. I remain caught in waves of doubt, ready to run if he does. Unreciprocated love in a falsified state is just as deadly as the bona fide tragedy. I grow weary of pretending to live while my mind is terminally ill. So may the heavens pour with the ferocity of a hurricane; I'm ready to be taken away. © 2018 Rosie BrooklinReviews
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5 Reviews Added on April 10, 2018 Last Updated on April 10, 2018 AuthorRosie BrooklinTNAboutI am an aspiring writer with a passion for many different forms of art. These include literature, poetry, drawing, and music. I'm always willing to critique and looking for critiques, so feel free to .. more..Writing
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