Undone

I am determined to write poems about the poems I’ve already created to alleviate my stress. I vividly recall my first piece about an internet night stalker, who claimed I was like a "dessert rose"—a low-maintenance succulent that made men like him lose sleep over me. In return, they sought redemption, ending their sentences with an "Amen!" My poetry challenges readers to confront the complexities of love, lust, and disgust, especially concerning male sexual arousal. Sex can be difficult for women—particularly those put off by a man's touch or those who womanizers have used. For these women, the saying "once bitten, twice shy" holds. Politicians are driven by power and glory, rarely prioritizing the happiness of others. It's just another moment of being undone—much like a medium-rare steak, it parallels a fake ******: utterly undone. One of my most powerful poems is about "Freeing Willy." I let my words roam freely across the internet, reaching audiences far and wide. And it works! Thousands engage with my thoughts, offering comments like "love yourself," and urging others to appreciate my poetry for what it signifies. What this world needs now is love—sweet love, not hate. So, let's free Willy and allow my poem to travel!