Poetry: Madness - by Elizabeth Reeves

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by Elizabeth Reeves

Created on: June 24, 2008

Stifled by my own insanity
Why am I like this?
My mind cannot be still a moment
while shaking hands
destroy the inner me
How can this be who I am?
Circles of unfinished destiny
Crawling through an endless space
Searching for hope
A sense of humanity
A wholeness I can never know
Until my inner voice is silenced
and I know peace

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Traces of pain,
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Tugging at tubes,
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Night descends on the city sprawl
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The borderline is fuzzy,
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Nemesis

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Order my thoughts
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