To Thine Own Self be...Something
I learned falseness from my mother.She was so adept at it she ultimately
Lost herself. I try not to go quite so far.
I'll pull your leg and flatter you. I'll
Talk about the weather, any other
Thing of no concern, but I will not
Reveal myself to you or anybody else.
I also will not lose my grip on who
I am convinced I am. I'd rather not
Be like my mother, who'd become
An empty vessel, in her own eyes
And in others', well before she died.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2020-02-29 at 02:55
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