Conflicting Innards Poem by Stephen Carey

Conflicting Innards



Sometimes I will hear myself say,
'I'm too smiley for my own good.'

I am so brokenhearted,
And I will hide in myself.

But it is not hard to coax a
Smile or a laugh out of my shell

And there's something else within me
That wants to kill that part of me.

A smile will shake away most concerned,
And it wants my pain realized.

That little piece of me is precious, though,
And I want rid of what threatens it.

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