
time I spent, wasted
patient--unbearably
But I'm human
mind hadn't been given time to heal.
that to be a good
patient: one cannot be quite sane at all
That's what gives one sympathy--
gently and calmly
tearing
But my case is different
--shamefully,
a revelation
without the courage
in the dark
only as a piece
believed
persecuted imagination--like the enemy
expected
silence
weakly off,
quite ready
suddenly
it was like turning back
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I wrote this poem while I was in art therapy. I had experienced something I could not talk about and went directly in to the free studio. I found a book and began ripping pages out of it. And so, this poem was born. I think, of the three poems I wrote that day, it speaks most to the frame of mind I was in. Of the tug and pull of healing.
About the Creator
Mary Rose Devine
Hi! I'm glad you're here. I'm a new writer, just figuring all this out. If you're here you probably know me personally. I want to say feel free to reach out and let me know what you think of my work. If you don't, then welcome! Please read!




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