About Me:
When I can’t form my thoughts
Into coherent phrases
I make up a scene
And create my own world
Of comparisons and ideals
This self-expression teaches me
Not how to write
But how to find out
What I am thinking
A doorway to my thoughts
More readily accessible
Than getting through the
Chains of neuroticism
Trapping traditional speech
I can’t attach a specific word
To how I am feeling
Only that it is negative
And weighing me down
So I take out my notebook
Or an app on my phone
And translate the confusion
Straight onto the paper
Maybe I feel like dark clouds
Looming in the distance—anxiety
Or a fire slowly trickling
Engulfing a tranquil forest—hate
Even a waterfall without enough water
A small stream barely noticeable—sadness
Whatever it may be
It helps me
Figure myself out and start to take hold
Of how I can help myself
Or whether I should ask others for help.
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