She Chased The World: The Tragedies Of Trauma
By Papikins Poetry and Cyrus Ahmadnia
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She chased the world is a tragic yet poetic take on trauma. The story follows a girl through experiences that leave her breathless. She could never see herself as worthy, and it was the part of life that hurt the most. She lived within the confines of who she was rather than move forward with the world. She was haunted by her tragedies, as she tried to find herself beyond what her eyes could see. There was love and there was hate, but nothing seemed to fade. She could feel it on her skin while the memories still remained. No one could see her clearly, because she was hidden behind fragile eyes and a painted smile, as she chased the world unwillingly.
This book contains themes such as sexual abuse, gaslighting, heartbreak, loss of a loved one, and touches upon suicide. Reader discretion is advised.
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She Chased The World - Papikins Poetry
She Chased The World
The tragedies of trauma
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Papikins
Cyrus Ahmadnia
Copyright © 2021 by Cyrus Ahmadnia (Papikins)
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review.
This book is a creative work of poetic prose, which has been derived from various experiences and observations. However, some instances have been created from the imagination.
ISBN 978-1-9168832-2-2 (Paperback)
ISBN 978-1-9168832-3-9 (eBook)
Published by Papikins Publishing
www.papikins.com
Artist
Piyapong Saydaung
www.instagram.com/saydung.89
This is dedicated to those who chase the world unwillingly. I’m sorry.
Table of contents
Chase the world
Rose full of thorns
Beautiful disaster
Turned to stone
Into the blue
Smiling at catastrophe
Sadness behind her eyes
Perfect Person
Conflicted
Picturesque
Starry skies
Showing teeth
Imperfect
Destruction
Keeping distance
Distractions
Trust
Vibrant yet chaotic
Demons
To be real
Selfish
Betrayed by blood
Fragile eyes
Scars
Broken heart
Venom and regret
Behind the mask
Fairy tales
She held the universe
The cycle
The wolves
A touch of sadness
Wronged
Afterthought
Fallen angel
Hurts like hell
Predator in disguise
Burden
Keeping quiet
Ruined
Somewhere to belong
The sun and the moon
Death
Empty space
Staring into heaven
Ghosts
Left the world
Sanity
Always ticking
Meaningless desires
Snakes
Friendship
Surrounded by lies
Nothing in return
Two-faced
Prying eyes
Damaged
The silence
The thinning crowd
The unheard
The beginning of the end
Self-belief
Revisiting the past
Someone else’s sin
Voiceless
Ripped apart by wolves
A place within the world
Defenceless
Helpless
Validation
Another body
What once was
Break
Weightless wings
Painted smile
Intertwine
He gave her hope
Stories of a life once lived
Building trust
Fight through storms
Safe
Stories in her head
City lights
Just a dream
Part of sadness
The dates of surrender
Trapped
Loss of love
Cold embrace
Obscurity
Falling out of love
Neglected
’I love you’
Grown apart
The death of love
Someone else
Betrayal
Hiding deceit
Wolves among us
Another story
Back to loneliness
Keeping love alive
Repairing what love did
Only one in colour
Disposable
Tears full of memories
Beautiful yet flawed
Life of misery
Surrender to the night
A life to take
Spiral into madness
The canvas of life
One to blame
Goodbye and a simple lullaby
Running through time
Guilty
Vacant
Dreams
Losing strength
Misdirection
Paralysed
Beyond the scars
Fade
Drowning
Time
Short of breath
Normality
The last goodbye
The end of what she knew
Papikins
Chase the world
Shape Description automatically generated with medium confidenceWe try to chase the world. It isn’t our intention to stay seated in one place, but it all becomes the same. It’s the tragedies of trauma that make us feel a certain way. We’re struck by disaster and our minds begin to fade. We fear for the worst to happen, but sometimes, we forget that life is made of pain. It’s a sad realisation that none of us can ever come to terms with. We fight the tears every single day, but the ache never goes away. It’s humanity, isn’t it? We’re individually flawed beyond what words can say. I just wish I didn’t have to be the one to remind you of the reasons why we break.
This is the story of the girl who chased the world. She was a beautiful disaster through and through, and oh my god, she had emotions that no one dared to ever feel. She wanted to be real but was never satisfied with the cards that she’d been dealt. She was beautifully designed yet a tragedy that no one