She and her Metaphor
She cries through her letters, aches in her lines, commas, and hyperboles. Her pencil is a tattered garment, gifting beautiful scraps of detail. She finds her victories and poetry in others, but never within her own heart. She blames the sky, the earth, and the thorns for her misalignments. Lost, she forgets her guide and her map. In her confusion, the small voice in the depths of her soul whispers of her losses. She burns the manual of well-being, of rules, all in the name of the rebellion of being. Rebirth is now just a word in the dictionary. Solitary, … Continue reading She and her Metaphor