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"See In Me"

'see in me'
I guess
I'm consistently miss.
The beauty
You speak of
That exists in me.
Look past the outer protective
Shell of an exterior.
And see the
Internal that is
Far from superior.
You shant see beauty
You'll see the scared beaten mess
That's really me.
So now look back
And now tell me
What do you really see?

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tootwitchy Comment by: tootwitchy - 2006-02-16 22:02
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a good look into the inner you; excellent; revealing.
Comment by: - 2006-02-16 05:52
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I like this poem great stuff, i can't wait to have a look at your others
Comment by: - 2006-02-15 23:49
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I agree with Alien. This poem has great potential but it needs to be revised. I couldn't follow the first two lines. One great thing about this poem is that it gets better as it goes along.
alien Comment by: alien - 2006-02-15 07:49
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This has great potential and I appreciate the sentiment of the piece. It's the great thing about writing that allows the writer to peel back the layers of his inner feelings and personality whilst still being able to stay behind them :)

I think you have great potential as a poet :)
I'd like to help you if I can :)
Comment by: - 2006-02-13 22:13
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I think this is an excellent poem. I mean, I felt it. There is one thing though, 'scared', did you mean 'scarred'? And, that is all that I see for the moment.
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