Phases of Me
written by: Heidi MacCulloch
I like to think
I have a string
A lifeline of sorts
Tied to all the versions of me
I hope they’re resting well
Deep in the shadows I can no longer see
Taking their time
Being happy
Away from personal glares
Of judgement and repression
I linger there
Essences of me
Some days dying here
Trying to remember me
Will each layer turn to energy
Detaching from me
A story written
A story rotten
Squinting I can barely see
Is that me shining
Through memories
Set free
My name is Heidi, born in Washington State, currently living in Honolulu Hawaii. I am married and have one magical daughter. I have loved writing since I was a child. It has always been an outlet and a comfort for me. It’s how as an introvert I recover from the World. Nothing makes my heart as full as when I write something I am truly proud of. That ache inside as it slowly evaporates as the words spill onto the paper.
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