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Array ( [sid] => 94890 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => This Thing Burning In My Blood [time] => 2005-05-18 16:40:16 [hometext] => I was real MAD one day and this is what came out of being so mad [bodytext] => This thing burning my blood, do you know what it is?
It races through my veins , I can’t stop it when it happens.
It ‘ poisons every inch of my body, head to toe.
Do you know what it is yet?
I don’t like the feel, I feel like my head will explode, maybe I will.
I have to release the poison, which flows in my blood, this thing is wanting out.
I fight it back, back with everything, every bit I of strength I have to hold it back.
This thing I am talking about it anger , hate.
It boils up inside of me and I have so much trouble holding it back at times.
I want to scream, and yell to relieve the built up pressure that I feel inside of me, Or maybe I feel like hitting something, well that won’t help, NO
Don’t think so, neither one.
So I just sit with this poison flowing through me, waiting for it to ease up waiting until I can once again get control of it.
And go on living as though life is happy, and live life as it should be, until this thing burning my blood comes back again. You know it will be back, it always seem to come back, no matter how much we don’t want it to, or we pray it to stay away.
By: Tammi Pitman
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This Thing Burning In My Blood

Contributed by poet70 on Wednesday, 18th May 2005 @ 04:40:16 PM in AEST
Topic: AngryPoetry



This thing burning my blood, do you know what it is?
It races through my veins , I can’t stop it when it happens.
It ‘ poisons every inch of my body, head to toe.
Do you know what it is yet?
I don’t like the feel, I feel like my head will explode, maybe I will.
I have to release the poison, which flows in my blood, this thing is wanting out.
I fight it back, back with everything, every bit I of strength I have to hold it back.
This thing I am talking about it anger , hate.
It boils up inside of me and I have so much trouble holding it back at times.
I want to scream, and yell to relieve the built up pressure that I feel inside of me, Or maybe I feel like hitting something, well that won’t help, NO
Don’t think so, neither one.
So I just sit with this poison flowing through me, waiting for it to ease up waiting until I can once again get control of it.
And go on living as though life is happy, and live life as it should be, until this thing burning my blood comes back again. You know it will be back, it always seem to come back, no matter how much we don’t want it to, or we pray it to stay away.
By: Tammi Pitman




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