The Burden of Long, Disheveled HairA Poem by DindellaI don't have much to be In this plan of Earth, so escaped to me. While I know what's out there, I'll never really know through this veil of hair Covering my face. Lining with futility my escape. "If only I could cut it short," I say with a fragrant smile, My disheveled bedhead all out of sorts. Looking in the mirror, my reflection stretches out for miles. Looming over me, I sweat with anticipation. It's hot inside from the weight of my anxiety, Trying to let the cold in is useless as it shuns. Bearing up to my shins in the weight of my hair, I tangle around it in strides, dying on the stair On the way down and struggling to make the effort back up. "I've had enough!" But what is enough? Is it just a game we play With our shadows, turning the lights to face it away from us? Damn.
© 2015 DindellaAuthor's Note
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