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The Adolescent in Her Natural Habitat
Contributed by
julesxo
on
Saturday, 21st April 2012 @ 12:41:49 PM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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Fraying twine tied 'round thin blue-veined wrists
taut as a violin string
eyes wide with fear 'neath a mask whose smile
conceals thousands of unsaid things.
Regret and confusion, hope lost and regained
this grotesque smile is where sureness is feigned.
The twine is pulled tight
the soul torn in two
one one side, nostalgia,
one the other, it's new.
And there's no one there, she's all alone
so she musters up all the strength that she owns
there's only one way forward and no way back
so she pulls back the curtain and goes into the black.
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julesxo
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2012-04-21 12:41:49]
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Re: The Adolescent in Her Natural Habitat
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by thehotshotpoet on
Saturday, 21st April 2012 @ 02:22:38 PM AEST
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very nice write thanks for sharing
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