The Good Witch who Borrowed Her Sister's Wardrobe

The Good Witch who Borrowed Her Sister's Wardrobe

A Poem by AmeliaGerhardt

It was as though
I had zero control
of the green pigment 
my skin had started to 
obtain.

The envy of seeing the one
I love with another
was indubitably too much
for my vulnerable defenses
to ward off.

This is not who I am,
I repeated to myself.
This is not who I am.

I refuse to mock the appearance
of an uninviting ogre.
I refuse to become as dark
as the thoughts residing in 
my shattered heart.

The option of fighting the pain
is so minute in comparison
to the hate that has taken over 
my body.
But who would I be if I did not 
work to bring back my natural
state, one of hope and light,
hardship
after hardship?

No,
after everything I have been through,
losing you will not be 
the calamity to turn me
away from my rightful place
on the good side.

© 2018 AmeliaGerhardt


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AmeliaGerhardt
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Amateur poet, started writing to help control the chaos living inside of me that some people call anxiety. 🙃 Besides writing, I am a full-time college student majoring in Forensic Science on t.. more..

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