The questions with in me

by a broken smile with a broken heart is a poets life   Feb 21, 2008


Who is this person within me?
Who is this stranger that crushes my dreams?
Who is this evil trying to rip through my skin?

Why can't I breath?
Why do I bleed?
Why can't my wrists heal completely without the evidence of my stupidity?

I want to be ME.
I want to be able to dream.
I want to forget life's cruel twists.'
I want to wake up and see reality without a slap on my face.
I want to bring out the true person within me.

A person without anger,
Without desperation or depression.
A person without pain that is driven by her past.

But what if this is my true form?
What if I've been trying to hide it all along?
What if suffering is all I can have?
How can I hide without finding myself?

I want to dry these tears that fall with every thought.
I want to be able to smile without hurting inside.
I want to heal and defeat FEAR.

I know life goes on whether I'm ready or not,
I know days can be tough but if giving up is the only way then why not die?

I want to forget.
I want to smile.
I want to dream without fear lurking in my shadow.

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  • 16 years ago

    by Stephanie

    Dear jesus, this poem hit me like a rock in the face. I've been feeling the same way for a while now and it's scary to see it in writing. The poem was amazing though. The flow was smooth and your word choice was nice.

    "Who is this person within me?
    Who is this stranger that crushes my dreams?
    Who is this evil trying to rip through my skin?"
    - I love these line. They were magnificent. Nicely done. (:

    5.5
    Take care,
    Stephanie

  • 16 years ago

    by monica

    Reminds me of me. i love it.

  • 16 years ago

    by Happy without a reason

    I really like it...so meaningful

  • 16 years ago

    by xxSilentlyScreamingxx

    I like this a lot, especially the beginning few lines. pretty powerful stuff. good job.

    Amy x

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