The Face in the Mirror:
I know what it’s like my oldest friend,
To be alone, staring at the end,
I’ve been this place before,
Understand, sometimes we all fall,
If you stopped for a second, asked if I was fine,
If you saw my hand beckon, showed you the sign,
Would you see behind my lies,
Could I hide the thousand tears I’ve cried,
I’m staring from the outside,
Looking at the emptiness within,
At the shattered pieces of my soul,
Wondering will I ever become whole,
Am I the face in the mirror?
The one with demons, surrounded by fear,
Is the reflection staring back me?
Am I the darkness the world sees?
But believe that pictures wrong,
While I still don’t really belong,
I’ve wasted so much of my life,
Remember, I won’t lose this fight,
Not every colour fades,
Even the broken can mend,
And, though I fell so damn far,
With pride I wear my scars.
This is great, Drew! 😘 I think I even said something about where’s my poems earlier. I’ve missed them. 😂
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Tut demanding woman! Don’t smut up my misery, book reviews and stuff fine but poetry is misery corner! ðŸ˜
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You love it when the Mistress comes out to play. 😂 I didn’t say anything smutty. Not unless you count that. 🙊 How about I write something dark and scary to accompany you in your misery corner? 🙂
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Go for it!
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Is that a challenge?
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Love this in so many ways!
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Thanks. 😀
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Too deep and definitely relate. Well written and emotive. Great work Drew
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