The Scream of The Inner Child
Turmoil, Reflection, and Resilience
My ears are pierced by an inner scream
Loud like a machine roaring rhythmically
In a language tells of the pain from a long-lost dream
So cryptic I fail to decode instantly
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My head aches in a subtle way
As dusts clouding over my sanity
Thoughts melt and drift away
In a void where echoes perish into eternity
*
My arms feel paralyzed from the bones
Unable to stretch out and fight with dignity
Leaving flashes from the past all mingled
With no hands to undo the mess so ugly
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My neck is losing the tug-war against my head
Exhausted from constantly holding upward
Tight muscles sigh and hail a white flag
Regrets fill the air as eyes look inward
*
Shameful mess well hidden in gems of success
So much needed to accelerate and get ahead
Yet even more to come to a complete rest
Sleepless nights with tears wetting the bed
*
The inner child was hurt and beaten
Terrified and waiting for more than a hug
Her soft voice whispering with innocence
And her face suddenly shines with radiance
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S-e-l-f, her name is easy to spell
She understands me but I don't fully her
Her every feeling please do tell
In a language only I can learn
*
The world now starts to furl
Like a musical rest preceding a crescendo
Recharge your heart as you unlearn and relearn
The inner child will gracefully grow old
About the Creator
Stella Yan PhD
PhD in Physics. Residing in the US. Deeply engaged in the exploration of math, science, and personal introspection; truly amazed by the mysteries of the universe and the complexities of the human mind.
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