POEM: The Storm Wants Out

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The sword in me trembles,
Raging,
Wanting to slice through
Rules and stupidity,
Banks and governments,
Fine print and followers.

The warrior in me
Screams
But I am silent.
The place where the cries
Are swallowed
Is a black hole
Inside.

I sit and spill words,
When I want to
Tear down walls,
Blast through illusions,
And obliterate the
Source of my anger.

I know it makes me
Grow,
But how long must I
Keep the storm
Contained?
Its fury demands
Freedom.

Original writing by Katrina Ariel

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Whatever happens, keep singing your song!

Peace. katrina-ariel@katrina-ariel

Storm photo by Josep Castells/Unsplash.


Author bio: Katrina Ariel is an old-soul rebel, musician, tree-hugging yogini, and mama bear to twins. Author of Yoga for Dragon Riders (non-fiction) and Wild Horse Heart (romance), she's another free-spirit swimming in the ocean of Steem.

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