Passive aggressive

AlitaOpal



I'm okay but I'm really not,

I'm cold but I'm really hot,

I'm feeling good,

But I'm feeling misunderstood,

I smile and laugh,

But I feel anger and wrath,

Who am I pleasing,

Love I feel I am ceasing,

So shamelessly fake,

Constantly making a mistake,

I so want to break,

As my body trembles and shake,

But I just smile,

Grin and bear it a while,

Why can't I just be me,

So afraid to be,

Happy go lucky and wild,

Like an innocent child,

Maybe I'm just passive aggressive,

 

 

  • Author: AlitaOpal (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 6th, 2022 00:58
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is dedicated to a very close beloved friend of mine who I have been working with dealing with trauma and pain of his past which disables him from expressing how he truly feels..
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 22
  • User favorite of this poem: Paul Bell.
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Comments2

  • Paul Bell

    I think in 21st century Britain we live 24/7, 365 days a year on the rollercoaster of life. This is why mental health is through the roof, people want off just to retune their brains and regain life again.

    • AlitaOpal

      I feel it stems from trying to please everyone and not being able to express true feelings.. it's like a bottle of fizz waiting to pop.. I agree, everyone needs a reboot

    • Tristan Robert Lange

      Oh wow! Great poem! Yeah...

      "But I just smile,
      Grin and bear it a while,
      Why can't I just be me,
      So afraid to be,
      Happy go lucky and wild,
      Like an innocent child,
      Maybe I'm just passive aggressive,"

      I totally relate! Great share! Glad you published it here! 🙂

      • AlitaOpal

        Thank you Tristan for taking the time to read ❤️

        I've been away dealing with another loss.. what a life eh

        • Tristan Robert Lange

          Sorry to hear that. Hoping for healing and better times ahead of you.



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