Being Petulant

Being Petulant Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 My mirror projects the face of an angry man, One that stress is exhausting as rapidly as it can. I exist in a place, now believing, I don’t belong, Each day, is a repeat, of a familiar sad song. I know it isn’t others but the problem is with me, I can’t make things the way I’d have them to be. So in aloneness I gaze hinder just to reminisce, Until reality returns and pleasant thoughts I dismiss.
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