The Journey of Repair
The nothingness consumes me, a dull ache that grows and gnaws at my insides. I try to fight it, but it always wins in the end. Sitting alone on my throne of lies, I am surrounded by thoughts of broken promises and shattered dreams. The crown of thorns on my head is a constant reminder of all the pain I have caused and endured. But even as I wallow in this self-inflicted misery, I know that hope is forbidden here. It's easier to drown my sorrows in violence than to face the truth and try to repair what has been damaged. But then, there are moments of unexpected peace, a sip from a cup filled with something other than bitterness. And in those fleeting moments, I feel a glimmer of hope that maybe, just maybe, I can repair the broken parts of myself. But then the feeling fades, leaving behind only shame and despair. As much as I want to escape from this cycle, it's familiar and comfortable - like an old friend that I can't seem to let go of. Until one day, when the light breaks through the darkness and shines into the depths of my soul. And for the first time in a long time, I see a glimpse of who I could be if I let go of my destructive tendencies. It's a tornado of emotions, tearing through my heart and mind - but amidst all the chaos, there is a sense of clarity. I am conflicted - torn between holding onto my broken past or taking a chance on repairing myself. But in that moment, I choose repair. And with each step towards healing, I become stronger and more whole. This is my journey - the journey of repair
Written by Somer James
About this poem
Im a addict in recovery I have been going through so much to stay sober because it just fits well in my skin to stay the same and not change. It's as if I crawl inside of me to stay sober and in this poem I wrote how much it takes to stay sober with a crown of thorns on this loats chair, I'm forced to see so much of me it hurts and it's hard but this is how I feel and I will stay sober because I have got glimpse of who I will become. Thank you
Written on January 31, 2024
Submitted by SomerJames619 on February 05, 2024
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