Conversations with Myself in the A.M.
I sit up at night
thinking of what could've been
and who I should be.
Sometimes, it makes
me smile while others
cause me to wallow
in despair. I am
lost looking for an answer
I will not find here.
This occurred for a
long time. It would leave me to
question my value,
my beliefs, my friends,
my everything. My mind
became wrapped around
this idea of what
is believed to be perfect.
Hate that word.
But a light shined in
barely through the cracks of
this shell I was en-
closed in. Little by
little, it started to get light-
er. As it became
light, I realize that
what I felt I was missing
was around me all
along. I just needed
to be more open to the
world surrounding me.
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