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Premium Member Pain Built This Kind of Wall

She was rough, gravelly, sharp, brash, unwelcoming, unfriendly.
The fence she had built around herself was unbreakable, stiff, metallic,
Wire screened with burlap.
Scratchy. Harsh. Stark. Unforgiving. 
Many were fearful of getting close, not understanding 
This much-needed barrier was protecting her.
One man saw through her hard ass facade.  Her angry voice did not dissuade him.
He sought her friendship, because he had watched his mother
Build the same harsh, metallic, scratchy, burlap wall around her heart
After his sister was murdered.
Pain built this kind of wall.
Not regular pain, 
Bone-crushing, blood-howling, screaming in horror pain.
This man had a satin heart. 
A gentle touch, a willingness to scale the burlap wall and 
Find the little girl who had not yet suffered.
It would not be easy.
Her anger had become her friend. The anger and the wall were the two
Things she counted on to keep her safe.
You have your work cut out for you when you decide to turn burlap into satin.

Obscure Veil

A prison for me 
without the bars. 
Inside my own heart, 
with all of it's scars. 
I cannot escape, 
although I want to. 
I'd run to your arms. 
while the wind carried me 
to your loving arms of safety. 
I see no simple way out 
of this one woman prison. 
There are chains holding me, 
but I still have my vision 
of you and I alone on a hillside 
and a field of sweet lilacs. 
My vision of you 
it always breaks through 
the breeze gently hums a love song 
that is glimmering with tones of you. 
You reached right into my heart. 
You found the real me not just some crazy girl 
in several parts. 
In fact you dared go one farther... 
you attempted to fix the parts and place them together 
into a lovely array. 
Like a master tailor 
you had your work cut out for you. 
Stitching all of the hurt away 
and getting poked by the needles of my words and temper at times. 
But you never gave up. 
You blew the wistful wind my way. 
I feel your breath upon it today. 
Please never let your wind stop crying for me 
Please give me kisses in moonlit places. 
And stroke me with your silken veils of rapture. 

My love, set me free.


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