All The Things I Never Said A Collection Of Poems Written By Teerica Tatum
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WORDS AND BROKEN BONES They have a saying about sticks and stones and words and bones Something about how they’ll always get thrown but you’ll never let them dictate your self-talk; your tone Your voice booms and occupies the room leaving no space for my inner child to bloom Sucking up all the oxygen, leaving none for me to consume INHALE. 1..2..3 EXHALE… it’s you, not me I’ve puffed my cheeks and spit out defeat eating words so sharp, they cut my teeth slashed my jaw until it was raw You may as well have used a saw Capitalizing on every flaw using my skin to declare your win celebrating my hanging chin How do you heal the wounds you feel How do you soothe the sores you can’t see all the bruises and bumps on my psyche so sticks and stones may break my bones, but it is your words that grind them to dust
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Hi, I’m Cayley, born Dec 24th, 2004. I’m a writer of poetry, love and any form of expression. I want to reach anyone who seems they can’t make their dreams come true; someone courageous and passionate looking for inspiration. Hoping to become a great writer and influence along the way, learning new things every day. Right now, I am in my junior year of high school planning on a career in massage therapy. This will be my first published book. If I am dedicated to something I’ll make it happen, that is why you’re reading this.
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