Despicable me

by Michael D Nalley   Jun 8, 2012


Once more I have buried myself in oil,
you cannot see the despicable me.
Soon my body will rest in the soil.
I pray silently my soul will be free.

Not that long ago I looked deep within
when my heart, soul, and mind were almost one.
Gluttony or sloth was not my worst sin
and I did not feel like I weighed a ton.

Everyone loves me while I am this fat,
that is all but the despicable me,
but it seems I somehow overcame that
satisfied with much less than I can be.

My anger surrendered, my pride was hurt,
it will take some time for the scars to heal.
I am prescribed pills to make me inert.
My still soul seems like steel too hard to feel.

Not asking for pity, or even love,
just for the will power to rise above.
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  • 12 years ago

    by Darren

    I like this, then I am not surprised because all of my poems I have posted on here are based on the seven deadly sins!!

    Just a typo in line 4 (silently)

    My still soul seems like steel too hard to feel.

    I like this line the best, and the message at the end finishes the whole thing really well.

    thanks for the read

    regards

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