** Disclaimer: Some of the poetry in this series may contain references to self-harm and suicide as well as strong language. All work is written by me from 2009-2012, ages 15-18. Some can be found in my book, Memories of a Troubled Teen by Paige Guffey, available on Amazon. **
***These are written before I had an official and accurate diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder and Bipolar 2. These are representative of my life, thoughts and feelings during this time period. ***
These are words unspoken,
From a heart severely broken.
A pain unmanageable,
A truth far from tangible.
A darkness overhead looms,
Punishing some to certain doom.
Readers beware, your fate has changed,
The fates have decided to play a nasty game.
Judged by the cover, not by what’s inside,
A soft, warm heart grew to ice.
No longer beating,
The soul no longer breathing.
Forever lost from the sun,
Searching forever for the one.
No where to hide, nowhere to flee,
A broken heard exposed for all the world to see.
A harsh warning to those who did not believe,
The Devil himself has been set free.
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Paige Guffey
Just a SAHM trying to find her way in this crazy world, doing what she loves and writing... So much writing and chasing little creatures around.. Just... It never ends.
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Perfectly
** Disclaimer: Some of the poetry in this series may contain references to self-harm and suicide as well as strong language. All work is written by me from 2009-2012, ages 15-18. Some can be found in my book, Memories of a Troubled Teen by Paige Guffey, available on Amazon. **
By Paige Guffey3 years ago in Poets
Peaceful Purpose
I have noticed that in the professional sphere, as far as I have noticed, that many people choose to come to work, mainly with the intention of collecting a paycheck, which I completely understand, unfortunately, we all need money to survive in this world. I also feel very strongly about the fact that if you are going to work in a profession, you should certainly treat that profession, whatever it may be, with the dignity that its purpose entails, whether you are working in the medical field, or working at a fast food restaurant, you should do you best to do the best job you can, because when it comes right down to it, we are all humans, going through the trials, and challenges that this life can bring us, by working together.
By Kaylon Forsyth3 days ago in Humans
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