poetry
1 min
Stress
Jacqueline Todd
I've exposed every rut
In my mind and gut
Just by solitude's plough
And a sharp furrowed brow
Now I turn my bright gaze
On my heart's wayward ways
For she can't thrive on less
And on trouble and toil
Excavated by Stress
Lies depleted my soul's soil
And what false fruit it bore
I will toil no more
At the little death waiting
Past validation's trick door
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