Poems

I was soft (a poem)

It’s an age old story, one that is not mine alone.

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Hurting (a poem)

“Friends will come and go, but family is forever.” — Mom

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TV remote control. Searching through the channels.

American Lethargy (a poem)

We sit in comfort and watch them there, from the safe repose of our easy chair.

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Redefined (a poem)

I am not what your words declare me to be.

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Woman in a nice dress, sitting on a chair in an empty cement walled room.

I see myself in the story of a beautifully unique woman who never quite fits the mold of societal expectations, and the beast who holds her captive within the near impeneterable walls of an enchanted castle.

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A senior woman and her adult daughter dancing together at home.

Thoughts in the Stillness (a poem)

Hey Mom, If you were still here…

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A book on a table with its reflection. Photo is upside down.

You think (a poem)

You think you know me.

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An abandoned hallway in the long forgotten Michigan Central Station in Detroit, Michigan.

How am I doing? (a poem)

I’m still oscillating…

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Closeup on woman looking in mirror in bathroom

Realization (a poem)

For all my life I tried my best to meet your expectations, to fit into your world, to be loved.

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Poems

I was soft (a poem)

Hurting (a poem)

Redefined (a poem)

Thoughts in the Stillness (a poem)

You think (a poem)

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