Internal Conflict

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Dear Mr. Poet,  It has been some time since we last spoke.  I still remember your words of budding integrity: "To be free Is to be most present and vulnerable, with mind, body, and deed. 
HER
To her I had clung, Haunted by the melody she’d sung. Only bitter pieces remained, And the numbness waned.   “Don’t cry,” she’d say,
Stress Destroys all peace And throttles all senses Creating images that cannot exist   Attacking reality,
My heart beats the same as ever My eyes see just as poorly My nose works just as well Yet I am different   When I roll out of bed late
Snow drifts and Sand dunes are impossibly the same. Delusion and dissolution
Two wolves stood eye to eye One covered in fur dark with the night sky The other dressed in brilliant white They bared their fangs, ready to fight!   As quick as they lept, as swift as they tore
Be quiet  Be kind Be good, please I beg you                                                                                   No Don't, please. Be quiet, Sufferings
The silence that fills his ears mirrors the emptiness that lives within him.Yet the chaos that controls his mindpenetrates as deeply as the scars that litter his skin.
Open windows Open doors Broken glass strewn Across the floor   Out of my prison I do see
My pillow stained with tears, another sleepless night for the lonely.
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