The pain that was
There was once this void in my heart, sort of like a fart that wouldn't come out. Stuck.
And excuse the analogy, I just want you to see the bigger picture. Because I didn't.
I was so trapped inside my world of pain convinced I was going insane. So I went numb.
Like a vampire, I turned off my emotions and felt none. Which was good for a while.
No hurt, no heartake, but most of all no pain.
I trapped my emotions inside this box wrapped with spikes and thorns.
Sort of like a prideful woman I was scorned.
Convinced another had the key but I later found out it was up to me.
I was weak back then.
Letting a man define me rather than seeking deep within myself. And finding beauty.
My soul is nothing to be played with and I'll be damned if I make it a slave.
Prone to heartbreaks how the oppressed is prone to the oppressor.
But that is a poem for another day.
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