Secret Lives of a SurvivorA Poem by beautifulblade3/8/15
I went scuba diving
in muddy-water memories and got the bends when I surfaced too quickly. I was left like a curled up caterpillar faced with too much of the world. Bright colors kept birds away, though curious fingers poked over and over like I was a yellowing bruise. I masked the pain with smiles and sleeves, hid realities inside my mind until the closed doors bent outwards from the pressure. I spent years as an Egyptian -- carving hieroglyphs on the walls inside my mind, until ancient discoveries uncovered my past and predicted my future. Strange symbols painted pictures of heartache and pain -- cumulative images of lasting trauma and inner demolitions... so I carved out my future and created my own. © 2015 beautifulblade |
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Added on December 2, 2015 Last Updated on December 2, 2015 AuthorbeautifulbladeMNAboutMy name is Mariah Lichty. I'm 20 years old and have been writing for around six years. more..Writing
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