Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Remembering How To Forget

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Remembering How To Forget

Be happy 
It is quiet and it did not get out
That you avoided the deep shit, the death thing, that you were innocent of
The person you knew never really existed at all
You created them in your mind
The real person is a psycho
A suicidal rampage looking to transfer responsibility through love
Responsibility for their reckless life
You needed to get away and you could not
You got lucky
You found out
You got out
In some strange perverted way it was punishment
Not kindness, it was not “not wanting to hurt you”
Not wanting to hurt you would have let you go
Love would have stopped hurting you
Being too weak to stop because you say you care is a lie
That person is lying to their self
The truth is they loved their self more then they cared about abusing you
They could not stop hurting you and face their self
They had a plan
And it did not include letting you off for what they felt you did to them
Or how much it hurt you, their working their plan, getting what they wanted 
Don’t let the kindness attached to the hiding their plan appear like they cared about you
Try to keep in mind that you are never really out of trouble as long as they feel 
That there is a connection to their situation that they believe you are responsible for
This is a prime motivation
To get out of the path of destruction
Save yourself
Hope that they have found a reason to forget
Make this the reason
That you can forget
You got lucky to get this time
This is a time to forget
Forget the trauma
Forget the emotional abuse
Forget the lies
Deception
Rejection
Betrayal
They are all lies
Planted, spawned, incepted 
You made them realities 
You could not live without in your mind
But none of them are true
Who you think you know you never knew
What you chose to believe 
Was never real
Just and obsessive fantasy
In your mind
That was used against you
Imprisoned you in a prison you could not see
In your mind
You are free
To move on
Leave the lies and abuse behind
Enjoy the quiet
While you can
It is a gift
From God

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Saturday, February 4, 2017

Out From Under It

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Out From Under It

The student played the teacher
With his lessons and her plan
The teacher left the door open
The student used his lesson plan
To play with his mind
To manipulate his heart
To get what she wanted
Even if it tore him apart
The student had a plan
Right from the start
To get what she wanted
To use what she had
To make the teacher
Fulfill her plans
The student
Learned how
To manipulate men
One was not enough
So she got two of them
The needs of a life
Are not guaranteed
Unexpected circumstance
Do plans impeded
The student would try
To turn them to gain
Making the second man
Believe that from him
Did the impediment she gain
Plans take their time
Time the student had was few
The time worked against her
The Teacher saw through
Before inception was complete
The second man knew
The student told the teacher
She never would tell
What was her reason
But the teacher knew well
For she told him
He betrayed her trust
When he gained
The knowledge
Of the truth
The plan for the second man
In a moment of anger
In a moment of lapse
The student told the teacher
In his betrayal of trust
That she believed
She told him her teacher
He gave her the impediment
So she would not leave
In this statement
She revealed the true nature of her plan
She would do the same thing to the second man
Make him believe he had given it to her
Giving her the power
Over him to be hers
As the student's plans collapsed
She made her mistake
She turns to the teacher
Whom she did forsake
‘I will always remember all of the good things”
She did say
Giving this teacher
The key to get away
Out from under it
Possession of the weight of emotional trauma
Belongs to the one who last extends them self
Willingly toward the weight of the reality
Of the pain

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