Finding Something Rare
By: Khonsu
Something Rare
Poetry, self love, rare
I tend to find myself somewhat rare
My feet
My toes
And even my flare
I'm like a shiny penny faced up on the road
Or a four leaf clover
Growing not wanting to be exposed
I've been looking for something else rare
And can't seem to find another
I may come across a little scratched
That's just something that gets discovered
Soon the skin will cover the scrapes
And my decorum of rarity will be
In layers of my character like
Rocks in rivers and carrots in cake
Rareness comes from something
One thing
So finding something rare
Wasn't hard to find
If i had the right mindset
From the due of time
I had to circle back and forth
Looking for my answer
It was only something from within
That i found the truth
Not a ruby or a diamond
Not even the printed green paper
Something rare is simply
Me
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Khonsu Writes many genres from poetry to self help journals to short stories. Embracing Ego death Love and Fantasy.
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By Khonsu Booksabout a year ago in Fiction
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This was so beautiful!