Agata Konopka (September 30,1988 / Poland)
Biography of Agata Konopka
I am a hopeless dreamer and romantic although the former is more obvious, as it is contained in many of my poems. My poems are mostly reflections of my life, the struggles of adolescence, as well as my desperate confusion as to my thoughts on Catholicism, which is a large part of Polish culture. They are all dedicated to my best friend who I will always miss and love although my life goes on. IF ever she happen to glance upon my words after years of sepereation, I hope they offer her some consolation.
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In spite of your constant manipulation
your fear of retaliation
I feel only desperation
to never cease
my devotion
In spite of the ocean of emotions
the waves that threaten to envelope me in their painful embrace
fed by illusion
starved by distrust