You Can’t Help Me
You have to move some mountains on your own
I’m not asking you
To move these mountains for me.
I’m just asking
That you show up
When there are mountains
That I’m moving internally,
Because I isolate
In my mind
Sometimes…
Shaping a pain
That eats my peace
Unnecessarily.
I beat
And beat
At myself mentally…
An inmate
To self-inflicted injuries,
But I don’t need your help
Conquering the peaks
And valleys
That disorient me.
I just need to know
That I’m not alone
When I feel a ghost
Filled with the most
Unforgiving thoughts
That rot perception
Of my reality.
I’m locked
In a self-built cell
And I know
That only I can forge the key
To be freed
From this self-induced misery.
So, yeah…
You can’t help me
Move these mountains,
I’m just asking
That you don’t let me
Move them lonely.
About the Creator
Tessa Glasgow
35. Stay at home mom. Dark Poetess
IG: @deadofnightpoetry
My debut poetry collection, “Wildfire From Hell: Poetry and Prose,” is now available on Amazon.
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