
Crumpled
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Category : Poems
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I crawl into bedSilence in my headAnd there may be monsters nearLike all of our fearsTonightI am just a girlOn the outside I have a normal lifeI am a wondering soul in a sinning worldTonight I lay underneath fuzzy blanketsNot worried about haunting silhouettesThat still wonder aboutAnd some not so much like the ones who sent me into a droughtCrying on the cold floorUsed to be me as the younger girlTonight I am a strong young womanThis is who I amBut almost a year agoI was at one of my lowest lowsLast summer I had nine cuts up my left wristI crossed the line after promising myself I’d quitA few years priorI watched girls telling their stories on notecardsThey were also caught in floods and in firesThey were from small towns not the boulevardI guess I am like them nowI know their pain nowFrom the outside you would never have knownBut now at my life writing showYou do knowAnd as I learned from experienceI am and was never alone in my suicidal or mental warFrom time travelers it’s like a sacred fragranceKnowing that I won the warJust by realizing I was worth fighting forI may miss those poisonous peopleBut now I am sitting at the feet of a chapelBecause I let go of themTo save meI left themTo fight for meUnlike an ex loverI am a crumpled up piece of notebook paperWho wears angel whiteAnd whom projects colorful lightsI wanted to dieAnd even if I still sighI surviveI am aliveLike my diamond heartbeat necklace around my neckI am meaningfulAnd like a wreckI am fragileAnd with my milesI am always worthwhileAnd as long as I prayI belive I will end up okaySo here I stay to sayI am human on any rainy, and sunny day