#cope and seethe
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it's like a curse mumbled through gritted teeth, it is raw and burning. Although the language is a bit too familiar and internet-driven, the emotion is genuine. It requires a dash of creativity, a dash of calm before the storm. It screams now; it could destroy if it whispered first, then screamed.
now i am not sure which is better
the poem or your review
pretty spot on
alternate version:
may you seethe
and always cope
riddled full
of rattled hopes
of gaping holes
in hollow soul
which swallow vim
and vigour whole
calm before the storm?
I'm think you're good. Impresses me.