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I love to self

I love to self

A Poem by Catherine

To all the tears that drown my cheeks,

To all the blood that soaks my sleeves.

And to this day, I know not still...

The truth beneathe his skin is ill.

And from his treetop there I sit,

All in wonder, gazed, in fit.

From his treetop, there's no one else,

But all I know is, I love to self.

And all the wonders in me grow,

For all I own, is still unknown.

And from my pity, I will  find...

A truth to set my spirit kind.

For all I keep is torturing hell.

Despite all pain, I love to self.

And bitter envy's all I hold,

No truth inside me yet be told.

And blossoming flowers 'round me grow,

While I hold pain, he still not know.

Whispers in the darkness call...

And from his treetop there I fall,

With cuts and wounds, I leave the sight...

Banished by this lonesome night.

I stopped before I cried for help,

For fault is that I love to self.

'04

© 2008 Catherine


Author's Note

Catherine
this was a long time ago... tell me if you like it.. get it ... or hate it terribly!

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I liked it. It was pretty awesome. The imagery was great and there was definitely emotion behind those words.

M.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I don't get it fully, but I liked it. The words flowed well.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Catherine
Catherine

Fremont, CA



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I was 13 years old and searching for something more... i wanted a way to express myself to where , whether it was positive or negative, someone out there would think it was beautiful. I started writi.. more..

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