I was made ...

I was made ...

A Chapter by Dr. YumnaKay
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Experimental. Current state of mind ...

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I was made 
carved out of stone 
with a heart that bleeds 

... silenced till death.


I was made
to follow,
too meek to argue 

... with tones, hushed.


I was made --- human,
born with flaws; a contradiction,
meant to be sought 

... never understood.


© 2019 Dr. YumnaKay


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I'm glad this is an old one, because knowing what I know about You I can't ever think of You as "to follow", but to stand up with Your strong ongoing spirit, still I can't not say that this is such a powerful and profound piece, each verse stands alone with the thoughts it carries, I hear a revolution over worn traditions, the aim to be free, and the longing to be heard and understood inside's someone's heart, it matters not if the whole world misunderstand You, all You need is that one person.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

6 Years Ago

Ah, Light, you are kind. This piece indeed came through one of my dark times and yes, that is how I .. read more



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I was made, tells me that there is an inner struggle going on here. A spirit wanting to break free from restrictions placed on her. I say never give in to what others want you to be. Be yourself and know your worth.

Chris

Posted 5 Years Ago


I've been saving this in my reading list to remind me to reach out to you . . . just want you to know that you are missed (since I haven't seen any activity from you), but it's more important for you to follow your heart, wherever it's taking you lately. This poem is a great expression of how I feel like a paradox . . . people see me as strong, but I'm actually quite tender . . . I sense something similar in you too (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 5 Years Ago


I was made woman....jokes on them...I grew into a Queen....just like you little flower....bloomed!

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

6 Years Ago

Aye, you are a Queen indeed :D
thank you so much for your lovely words here, Queenie (I might.. read more
I'm glad this is an old one, because knowing what I know about You I can't ever think of You as "to follow", but to stand up with Your strong ongoing spirit, still I can't not say that this is such a powerful and profound piece, each verse stands alone with the thoughts it carries, I hear a revolution over worn traditions, the aim to be free, and the longing to be heard and understood inside's someone's heart, it matters not if the whole world misunderstand You, all You need is that one person.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

6 Years Ago

Ah, Light, you are kind. This piece indeed came through one of my dark times and yes, that is how I .. read more
All of us. Easy to break and hard to understand. Your words allowed the reader to feel the thoughts and the struggle. Thank you dear Poet for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

6 Years Ago

And there are some who aren't meant to be understood anyway however hard we try... glad you felt the.. read more
Coyote Poetry

6 Years Ago

Was my pleasure dear friend and you are welcome.
To be human is to be fragile, yes we bear so much, and yet beautiful in our mess. Loved the read!

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

Thank you for your words here and for appreciating, Karen :)
You were born woman, the carrier of life, the carer, the comforter, the gentle hand.. Those are the requisites society should treasure.. and so should any and all non.male creatures! Beautifully tender, tragic words, dear friend.. your eloquence makes me proud..

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

Guess it's been an age old dilemma on how to really treat the women. Thank you so much for your word.. read more
The state of mind you reference is clearly stated in this piece...

That said:

"I was made
to follow,
too meek to argue "

NOOOOO!!! Your piece about your title as "Doctor" and the dedication required to achieve that tells me otherwise about you.

Please, please, would more of you female poets write of your strength, and your ability to keep getting up every day and functioning, your huge hearts that carry huge weights, but "carry" is the operative word, not giving up or giving in...even if some days are spent on your knees - even semi-upright is still "upright".

I'm sorry, you write so well, so eloquently...I want to be inspired and read works by gifted poets such as yourself and raise my fist high shouting "Hell, yeah!"



Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

Ah, Carol, I always do try to balance both but sometimes it's just easier to spill out what I feel a.. read more
Well structured..When you think about it, teeth are a bit like humans, 'born with flaws'.

I can recommend a good dentist!

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

😛 hahah I appreciate your humour here, thank you for reading, Jibey 😊
I was made
to read outstanding
short poems by lovely dentists.

I like it Doc

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

This is such a gorgeous comment! Thank you so much for reading and appreciating, Ted. 😊

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