I am an eager child
Blue eyes lighted like candles
When you come into view
I beam
A moment of hesitation
As I wait for you to return the adoration
Surely you’re happy to see me?
Imagine if I weren't medicated….
February 3, 2012 in A Happy Poem, Poem | Tags: doctors and hypochondria, eager to please, feminism, hanging on a gesture of kindness, heart on sleeve, smiles, uncertainty, validation, when I was a little girl
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February 3, 2012 at 4:06 pm
slpmartin
Last line hits hard like hand wrapped in a velvet glove…strong poem IMHO.