Reading The Signposts
A Poem by therisa
Peace and quiet.
An inner moment Where my soul rests Beyond the reach Of every day life.
Allowing me The needed time To be gentle And compassionate Towards myself.
In a world That's indifferent To my personal needs Or wants.
Withdrawing Into this private space After a frenzied week Of facing life's Chaotic pace.
Healing The micro tears To my body and soul Before they grow Any worse.
Something In the past I would ignore Until too late.
Burning myself To the core.
As my body And soul collapse Into a stupor of death Where none Could touch me.
Including Myself.
A harsh lesson I don't want to learn Over again.
© 2014 therisa
Author's Note
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By nature, I'm an introvert, which means being around people, drains me, on a mental and physical level that extroverts don't understand. Added upon this, I am a survivor of physical and psychological abuse, during most of my life, which I find myself, being hyper-vigilant, even though, the last episode of abuse, happened several years, ago.
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Some lessons are harder than others Therisa, especially when there are many obstacles sitting in our way...but learning is the key word...if we learn from those lessons, even anything at all, then we will be walking the right path to the future.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Sad, but true, Will. Thank you, for your compassionate words, to me, Will.
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Added on December 1, 2014
Last Updated on December 1, 2014
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therisaOntario, Canada
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A pre-op transwoman, writing about my experiences, using free verse. Been told my poems are very emotional and personal, almost like a diary entry in verse.
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