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Bruised Psyche

 

Occasionally I am all alone

And I kind of prefer it that way

I don’t have to pretend to be nice

I can be as nasty as I may.

 

When I desire some company, 

I hold conversations with myself

There’s no awkwardness or irony

I direct my private symphony.

 

People judge others continuously 

Senselessly, unreasonably 

And if I want to be derided

I am adequate, surprisingly.

 

No one can bring me down like I do

I am my worst enemy, brutal

I ridicule and reprimand too

My tongue, a weapon pretty lethal.

 

I witnessed countless golden sunsets

Through my tormented and anguished eyes

Went up in flames in silver moonlights

Ostracised people and cut off ties.

 

Those who really mattered stayed with me

Overlooking my inherent flaws

Trust is unconditional as can be

In love, regret and blame are outlaws.

 

by – Sulekha Rawat

2 thoughts on “Bruised Psyche

  1. I love my own company too, although instead of ostracising myself I am often swept with all the embarrassing things I did when I was younger… ahh so cringe
    Truth is unconditional – agree and not everyone has the courage to say it out loud as well. You are living your true self.

  2. Beautiful poem, Sulekha. “When I desire some company,

    I hold conversations with myself

    There’s no awkwardness or irony

    I direct my private symphony.” I loved this stanza. I could relate to your poem so well, 🙂

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