Redux
It took my last bit of strength to pick up every last bit of shredded me off the floor.
Left with bloody fragments of a torn heart, a distorted mind, and a shaken psyche.
My existence, Picasso’s The Weeping Woman feel to it.
Feeling awkwardly out of place and lost in my space.
I had to recalibrate; I needed to rebuild.
Now I’m new and different, possibly improved.
A little wiser for the wear; a lot harder around the edges.
More protective of me, not so naive anymore.
Self-preservation took me to new heights.
I’m back and ready.
Don’t ever hurt me again.
Originally published 9/9/2018 on I Write Her.
Brilliant 👏🖤
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❤ Thank you, Charmer!
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Always welcome my friend 😊🖤
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The emotion is palpable! And the strength and resolve shine through!!
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Thank you, Val! I’m glad I was able to project that in this piece. 🙂
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A Powerful piece, Susi. Eloquently penned!
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❤️ Thank you, Penny! I’m glad you thought so.
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Ommigosh! This is utterly amazing 👏🏻
So raw, Susi!
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David
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Powerful words my friend
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❤ Thank you, dear!
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You’re most welcome
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