Rachel Henley (1st October 1994 / Wales)
Poems by Rachel Henley : 44 / 117
Life The Tyrant
I used to be innocent,
I used to be kind,
I used to be many good things,
until the passage of time.
I found love in the gutter,
I found my friends in dark places
I found many bad things,
when I came across familiar faces.
I have no warmth,
no vibrance,
I changed so much,
I fell victim to life, the tyrant.
Life shaped me to expect the worst,
at least, that way,
I can prepare for the evident hurt.
Rachel Henley
Submitted: Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Poems by Rachel Henley : 44 / 117
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