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seeds to healing

•cedd sunny fox cilver•

By Cedd Sunny Fox CilverPublished 5 years ago 1 min read
Hi folks, I'm cedd (nick name is seed) I'm 22 years old non-binary lesbian. I use they/she pronouns. I have complex mental health and chronic physical health. I wrote poetry in hopes to heal and in hopes to help others heal too. I hope to publish my book this year. I also aspire to work with LGBTQ youth in the future. I hope my poetry finds you well and gives you hope and love for the future🖤

colour means something different to me

it is a creation of personalities

a kingdom inside my head

It's a safe place I've created for my childhood self

and carried to my adult years

not many are lucky enough to meet my colours

blue the protector finds it hard to trust

we have learnt to mask and front well enough to seem "normal"

but always know we have our safe little kingdom

full of colour, safety and quirkiness

alot of you know me as cedd

but there are eight different colours in my kingdom

and cedd is the king

I like to think we all move with love

but some colours have a darker side than others

some have the role of protection when things go wrong or a logic brain is needed

some have demons and trauma unspoken off

some have the energy of a five year old and the love of all things yellow, pokemon and spiderman

and some are the healing I've needed since we were a kid

these colours are my safe place

dissociative identity disorder is real and valid

It does not define me

my kingdom is valid

every single colour is valid

and loved dearly

the word colours means something different to me

It is love

It is my kingdom

It is me

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my kingdom//13.05.2021

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    Written by Cedd Sunny Fox Cilver