The Power in my Mind
A Poem by Keila Aartila
By Archived UserPublished 4 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read
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The Power in my Mind
Here residing in my head
Your words are spoken, truth unsaid
Plead forgiveness if you must
Of your tongue, I’ll never trust
Consider this my final warn
Reach for me and you I’ll scorn
Instead, embrace your denied part
To warmly find your beating heart
Emotions with forked tongue are dead
Still, you reside in my head.
Thank you for reading! This is my first attempt at writing an acrostic poem, as challenged by Thavien Yliaster. (I think I need more practice.)
Don’t let the hypocrites live rent-free in your head. It’s time to evict!
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