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To the Bully (Letting Go)

January 8, 2015
By Ray--yo PLATINUM, Kathmandu, Other
Ray--yo PLATINUM, Kathmandu, Other
43 articles 2 photos 581 comments

Favorite Quote:
God Makes No Mistakes. (Gaga?)
"I have hated the words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right." -Liesel Meminger via Markus Zusac, "The Book Thief"


Am I but your sun-

drops of boiling sand and ashes

radiant and reminiscent of

an explosion..

I drip from breaking existances

and I've bounced to the

darkest

of your nights-

(do you realise

you don't have to revolve

around me, anymore?)

 

So do not stretch your fingertips

you can not block my rays today,

do not shine those chains on me

you can not clip my wings today,

Your eclipse is finally over, dear,

Run, I'm letting you flee today

Go, I'm setting you free today.



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Beila BRONZE said...
on Feb. 19 2015 at 11:23 pm
Beila BRONZE, Palo Alto, California
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Favorite Quote:
"The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco." -Mark Twain

Can I just say one word? Okay, here goes: Empowering.

on Jan. 26 2015 at 7:53 am
Ray--yo PLATINUM, Kathmandu, Other
43 articles 2 photos 581 comments

Favorite Quote:
God Makes No Mistakes. (Gaga?)
"I have hated the words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right." -Liesel Meminger via Markus Zusac, "The Book Thief"

Thanks! I have never really been bullied either, haha. I read your whole comment four times probably too, it fees really good to get such detailed feedback.

on Jan. 25 2015 at 10:43 pm
TaylorWintry DIAMOND, Carrollton, Texas
72 articles 0 photos 860 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Never fear shadows. They simply mean there's a light shining somewhere nearby." - Unknown

Hi. You are not terrible at writing. I command you to take that off your profile. xD Kidding. To be honest, I had to read the first stanza about four times to let it soak in. I really love the parentheses at the end of it. Every time an author does that, I feel like I'm getting, like, an inside scoop on who you are. I feel like that's an important connection to establish with your reader, and it definitely made the last stanza really click with me personally. Additionally, a lot of my own poems deal with bullying (although ironically nobody ever bullies me because I'm too scary xD) so this was a nice change. Nice job! :D