The I, In Me
Inside is a secret enchanted map,
where this life I recap;
sometimes, I am lost and swirling at sea,
from my mind's chatterbox I flee;
deep inside is a goblin guide.
Goblin takes me to the past in a snap,
to a hideous trap;
oh, freedom from this fear, despair, I plea,
from weeping I want to be free;
and I am flung into the tide.
In valleys of sorrow- sadness I wrap,
for peace from self, I clap;
don't dwell too long in the past is the key,
I say to the I, who is me;
from the goblin I want to hide.
In a wild storm my wings flutter and flap,
where joy and sad overlap;
oh, why can my inside not be filled with glee,
and be strong like a mighty tree;
so confused that my thoughts collide.
I want a magic wand that I can tap,
and inside voices slap;
I pray, pray but there is no guarantee,
yes I call out to the great he;
oh, was that his voice that just sighed,
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November 23, 2018
Poetry/Rhyme/The I, in Me
Copyright Protected, ID 18-1087-297-01
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym
Written for the contest, The I Of The Storm
sponsor, Maureen McGreavy
Tenth Place
Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2018
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