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How do you apologize for wrongs done
And right the wrongs imagined
How do you tell when paranoias set in
To get its chip off your shoulder?
No one trusts anymore
To give sometimes a woman must first get
And now this growth that stands before
Done with the murderers of her past and almost future
Stands tall but uncertain
Only a few steps behind
The woman who is me
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To give sometimes a woman must first get- I think this statement rings true.
Overall I don’t understand the message of the poem- forgiving the “murderers” and recovering from paranoia?
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I found you very beautiful in words of the heart. It is very rare these days of trouble and strife. I would love to here more from you if you wish one port to another. Keep up the work it’s hot!
Williejames777
Intriguing piece, very well written, although a bit confusing for me at times. for example i don’t quite understand the bit “How do you tell when paranoias set in/To get its chip off your shoulder?” Otherwise, very nice, very nicely written.
This poem needs work. The thoughts need to be clearly defined, and then rewritten into a cohesive whole. I think though that with crafting, your major theme of “empowered woman” will emerge quite well.
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