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to the core

nothing can never be wrong

By angela hepworthPublished about a year ago Updated about a year ago 1 min read

who am i

and how can i change

what i do not know?

how can i know the self

when everything i touch

and everything i see

melts away before me

before i can catch it?

like scorched snow

like embers of flame

sparking and spreading

i feel burnt up

and burnt out

i feel as if

i cannot take

and cannot give

i only see and think

i do not comprehend

i do not know

anything

i do not think

who i am

or who i want to be

can become something

that i can know

and touch

and feel

and believe is within me

and how can i be

when everything i think

and everything i do

is wrong?

how can i persist

if everything i try

and everything i perceive

is never what i know

or what i believe?

how can i truly

really

believe

in something

when i only know

nothing

for i am not

to my core

anything

but uncertain

and unafraid

that i will ever be mistaken

for nothing

can never be anything

nothing

can never be wrong

Thank you guys so much for reading! ♥️

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About the Creator

angela hepworth

Hello! I’m Angela and I enjoy writing fiction, poetry, reviews, and more. I delve into the dark, the sad, the silly, the sexy, and the stupid. Come check me out!

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  • Kodahabout a year ago

    Self-reflection plays a massive role for identity. This was incredible, Angela! 💌

  • D.K. Shepardabout a year ago

    Great work, Angela! This would be a great entry for the new challenge if you haven’t already entered it!

  • Whoaaa, that was a lot to take in. Loved your poem!

  • Solomon Walkerabout a year ago

    excellent

  • Jamye Sharpabout a year ago

    I have to admit, this reminded me of the sentiments of a person coming back home from a very rough day at work.

  • Michelle Liew Tsui-Linabout a year ago

    The feeling of overwhelm that all of us are familiar with is clear, Angela. Superb.

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