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Insecurities

 

Insecurities

 

They consume me

 

Push me over

 

And hold me down

 

They hover above me

 

Soak my day

 

And ruin my mood

 

They scrape down into my wounds

 

Rip what is left of me

 

And laugh as I dismiss them

 

Just as they creep up behind me

 

Silence grips me

 

A cold comfort I force myself into

 

They crash into my dreams

 

Hectic and sharp

 

And tear through my delusions

 

They slash down to my tiny naked self

 

Break down all my walls

 

And wait until I look from afar

 

I hate what I’ve become

 

Hate what I see

 

And envy what I dream

 

They shoot me down

 

Impossibilities

 

Spinning wildly

 

Incapability

 

Pinning my muse down

 

Waving my motivation out of the way

 

Putting out the fire that burns inside

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Written April 12th, 2005

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  • velvet
    May 9, 2005
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    im working toward getting over them... slowly. but ive realized you should forget your bad qualities, and emphasize your good ones yay! thx again

  • Spartacus
    May 8, 2005
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    Yeah insecurities suck and can really control our lives. You did a great job of showing this. "They slash down to my tiny naked self" How true this is. The spacing of each line also makes for a smooth read. Good job on this.

  • Alissa Ann
    April 12, 2005
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    Don't you just hate being insecure? I'm exactly like this and could really relate to your poem. I like the form of it as I'm really starting to enjoy reading free-versey things! Hehe. Thanks so much for sharing this and I hope you can get over your insecurities! Take care!

    --YoungUnwanted