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"invisible cloak of discontent" by alaskanamber

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confusion I am
Confucius, a wise man
has no words of wisdom for me

pulled in too many directions
my head spins that much faster
tired of my second guesses
when will I know my heart
I've waited patiently
clarity never knocked at my door

ready to take the next step
I falter as my toes catch
shuffle back to where I was
my discontent an invisible cloak
weighing me down
sinking into the ground

I reach up and grab your hand
held by strong arms
my feet follow each other
one after the other
slow baby steps
tentative and wobbly
lead my way




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On Saturday January 6th, 2007, Aunty Depressant (660) writes:
Makes me think of the mind as spin-art(maybe creative folks tend to have this kind of brain?)


On Saturday January 6th, 2007, Freebird (624) writes:
Amber, I loved the last stanza, that was beautiful.



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