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Six Feet Deep
The mind I have obsessivly digs
With its claw-like fingernails.
Scratching to the surface
Flaws, my past, and sins;
Forcing me to look.
My mind has dug a pit so deep;
Six feet to be exact.
Finished it beckons to me
With a boney finger, and silent whispers.
Promisng safety, love, acceptance, and
Most importantly to help murder my demons that rage inside me.
Wondering in the
silence of its genuine promises,
Because I'm now
realizing you where my pit.
Confusion clouds my mind, because
What I felt was honest.
I know because it scared me intensely,
So I pretended it didn't exist.
You burrowed yourself so deep;
Six feet to be exact.
Into my mind you created a home, and
I cannot say that I minded then, but
Now I'm not sure I want you there.
Uncertainty plagues me.
I need to feel as if I'm enough, because
It wasn't always the case.
You came into my life, and for the first time, I thought, I felt what
Being enough feels like.
Left wondering if I can trust it.
Doubt came in the form of
Another woman.
I saw you fall in love with her.
She seemed to fit you
Probably because she was young.
This wasn't the only time either...
Then abandonment knocked on my door
With a shovel in hand it
Took me out where the lost
Wonder like discarded trash.
I was just a pretty face to catch the beasts eye,
but at least I wasn't completely alone.
Continuing to feel the old feeling of
Not being enough.
Its like you helped dig the pit;
Six feet deep you dug.
You made it grin seductively.
I climbed right in expecting you to join me,
but instead you threw dirt onto me...
Shovel-fulls of dirt.
Now I'm realizing I can't breathe.
Begging you to please save my life
Instead of take it, but it falls
Upon deaf ears.
I'm done utilizing my voice box
Good bye.
With its claw-like fingernails.
Scratching to the surface
Flaws, my past, and sins;
Forcing me to look.
My mind has dug a pit so deep;
Six feet to be exact.
Finished it beckons to me
With a boney finger, and silent whispers.
Promisng safety, love, acceptance, and
Most importantly to help murder my demons that rage inside me.
Wondering in the
silence of its genuine promises,
Because I'm now
realizing you where my pit.
Confusion clouds my mind, because
What I felt was honest.
I know because it scared me intensely,
So I pretended it didn't exist.
You burrowed yourself so deep;
Six feet to be exact.
Into my mind you created a home, and
I cannot say that I minded then, but
Now I'm not sure I want you there.
Uncertainty plagues me.
I need to feel as if I'm enough, because
It wasn't always the case.
You came into my life, and for the first time, I thought, I felt what
Being enough feels like.
Left wondering if I can trust it.
Doubt came in the form of
Another woman.
I saw you fall in love with her.
She seemed to fit you
Probably because she was young.
This wasn't the only time either...
Then abandonment knocked on my door
With a shovel in hand it
Took me out where the lost
Wonder like discarded trash.
I was just a pretty face to catch the beasts eye,
but at least I wasn't completely alone.
Continuing to feel the old feeling of
Not being enough.
Its like you helped dig the pit;
Six feet deep you dug.
You made it grin seductively.
I climbed right in expecting you to join me,
but instead you threw dirt onto me...
Shovel-fulls of dirt.
Now I'm realizing I can't breathe.
Begging you to please save my life
Instead of take it, but it falls
Upon deaf ears.
I'm done utilizing my voice box
Good bye.
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