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Honesty (In the Late Hour)
by Tiffany Lynn Simar → (All Poetry by Tiffany Lynn Simar)
Saturday, March 10, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 Honesty (In the Late Hour)

 

That moment when you openly admit that you hate yourself

And yet you are told to go look in the mirror and tell yourself daily that you love yourself

Like I could really trick my heart or mind into believing such falsehood

I have had my moments

But my heart is forever broken

As I am #foreveralone

So what of it?

If I could snap my fingers and change things I would

Every morning I wake up and fight to stay awake

My anxiety is constantly skyrocketing

Even the Clonzapam does not make a difference now

I’m losing my love for things

This poem has sat dormant since the twenty-fifth of February

And now I am finally back to it again

My friend Mrs. Coppock told me once that “if I was not writing, I was not doing anything”

I cannot even call myself a writer anymore which hurts

And I weigh so damn much that I do not know how to love myself

Every damn day is a struggle and I hate living this way

I have a therapist, a psychiatrist, and want to break free from everything

My life is going no where

I am just living day to day

I do not believe that my life was meant to go this way

But I am glad that I could vent

These words on the page again

Adieu to you, my friends,

Thank you for putting up with me!

 

By, Tiffany Simar

2/25/18-3/10/18


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Reviewed by Susanne Leist
Reviewed on March 12, 2018
Don't ever say you are nothing. Who cares that you carry extra pounds? We all do. That doesn't mean you are any less of a person than the skinny one standing beside you. I've seen the way people treat me differently after I gained weight. But it's their problem. Their narrow-mindedness. They are empty inside. Pretty shells holding nothing. Hold your head high. The shallow people understand confidence. If they see you confident, they will respect you. Why? Because they are shallow and only follow others. And if you don't care what they think, then ignore them. I do. They slither away to their empty lives filled with useless belongings. Never say you are nothing unless you are a shallow person who looks down at others. I know you're not. Hold your head high.

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on March 11, 2018
Honesty can be hard to live with, and impossible to live without. Just keep writing.


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