My Numbness Poem by Kate Catherine

My Numbness

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Have I forgotten how to feel?
Or have I just gone numb?
A blank blackness inside
Slowly overcome

The cobwebs in my heart
The floorboards of my soul
A dull pain in my chest
that nobody but me knows

I use to feel something
Happiness and pain
Warmness and sorrow
but now it’s all the same

Rejection can only
break a heart so many times
before it grows accustom to
the dents and fracture lines

I am so numb my friend
I am unsure if I will survive
Not sure if it is the winter snow
Or a thawing ice from inside

But please do not fear
I will be alright
because feeling nothing
is better than
hurting all the time

Thursday, February 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: hurting,numbness,rejection,warmness
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It has come to the point that I have been rejected so many times but so many different men that I have grown accustom to it. It doesn't hurt anymore, I almost expect it. I think that fact that this has become so normal to me hurts more than the rejection itself. I wrote this
poem to just help me feel something...Rejection has made me numb. I also wrote this in about 10 mins late at night so don't judge me harshly :)
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