To Fix Myself Poem by Renee Wangwe

To Fix Myself



The heart is a muscle,
I choose to believe
It can be trained.
Not to strain,
Not to twist,
Not to split.

I want to think,
My heart can feel
Within its limits
Safely,
From a distance,
In its cage.

Unlike other muscles,
It is weak,
It needs more of everything.
More care,
Nurture...
More feelings.

But I refuse to give
Into its demands.
For it only returns
Beaten and bruised.
This time I cannot
Afford to repair the damage
It wants to cause.

So again,
From afar,
I'll train this muscle
To forget the ache
It felt,
From knowing you.

Thursday, February 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: goodbye,letting go
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Kanana 10 February 2017

Good piece of art on the strongest muscle-guard it, i loved the piece.

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Linet Sabastian 09 February 2017

This is a nice poem. I like it

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Laurie Van Der Hart 09 February 2017

I like your idea and style in this poem, Renée. Clever build-up and ending. My (real) name is the same as yours. Where do you live, if I may ask?

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Renee Wangwe 12 February 2017

Hi there... :) I'm Kenyan. You?

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