A long, long journey

Wyster

I saw a portrait of a woman

A woman who I strive to be

I fell in love with her strength and beauty

Those two things never existed in me

 

I saw this portrait everyday

Stopped and stared, loved the details

She looked at me in such a gentle way

I sat down and told her all my tales

 

The more I visited, the more she became blurry

I started to think if she would disappear

The day she vanished, I no longer felt worry

But a mix of freedom, pride and fear

 

This is a tale of my long journey

Through self hate, until I treated myself dearer

This is a revolutionary story

About when that painting finally became a mirror

  • Author: Wyster (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 2nd, 2023 16:22
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    that mirror of self worth
    unearthed when that fog
    of self hate, is cleared
    when we change our environment
    allowing us to breath, free
    of comparisons and those toxic
    influences in our lives...
    (more power to you! dear Phoenix poet
    soar high n free, butterfly
    ink your truth loud n proud)
    I am a witness to your
    survival fight and triumph
    over all the obstacles
    in your way, stay strong!



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