
A poem about my family and friends accepting my flaws
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 182 - Published: 03-26-10 - id: 2789476
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Loving the impossible
I crumble every time that I stumble and
tumble into trouble. I blame my all of my
issues on my big and fat mouth. I should've
never opened my big and fat mouth because I
never wanted you to know the stupid mistakes
that I have made in my life. After all these years
of being victorious, I can't fix myself anymore. I
can't ignore my tears that are waiting to be born.
You are wiser and smarter than me so I am giving
you the job of fixing me. I show you my claws and
you point out my flaws. I laugh when I realize that
I have been a witch for no apparent reason because
you want to help me. You make my life to be less
confusing and complicated. I am not the better half
of me and yet your love for me is unconditional. I
can never escape from the thought that I am very
important to you. I smile every time that I reflect upon
everything you have done for me.
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