Pieced Together
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It can take years to finally feel like all the pieces have come together.
Where do we go once we've been put back together?
M Leigh Morhaime
M Leigh Morhaime is an East Coast Native finding her home in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, dog, and two cats. She’s been writing since she was a child, dreaming of the day she could publish one of her countless stories. That dream came true in November 2020 and keeps going. While she is chaos, her stories revolve around the heroine and their battles to heal and love. Full time, she finds people homes and kills their spiders. AKA, she’s in property management.
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Pieced Together - M Leigh Morhaime
Storyteller
This is the story of a girl
Whose heart was broken
Just one too many times
And each and every time
Her heart had been broken
She tried her best to repair it
With more crumbling away than before
And eventually it came to be
That she lost too many pieces
And couldn’t keep it all together
So she left her heart laying
In a crumpled heap forever
And she began to go on
With nothing beneath her eyes
She was so determined to live
Even if she had nothing to live for
And even if she knew it wasn’t worth it
Yet there came a day
That she needed her heart
And she found it still in its heap
She picked up what she could
Trying not to let any slip between her fingers
And slowly put the pieces back together
And despite knowing how shattered it was
From being broken time and time again
She simply couldn’t go on without it.
Hopelessness
Each day
Brings new chances
Each day
Brings new hope
But each day
Evil creeps upon
Waiting for the weak
Waiting for that moment
When happiness
Is all we see
All we desire
Only then
Will it overtake
Showing you
There is no hope…
Hopelessness Pt 2
…For hope
Is just a mystery
A fantasy
Into another world
A world that doesn’t exist
We pride ourselves
In believing it does
We shield ourselves
From the truth
We lie without knowing
We soon begin
To believe it’s true
Yet it isn’t
And it never will be.
Can I
Can I see right through you
To find the truth in you
Without losing
Everything
I have worked for
Can I survive this night
Even though tomorrow
Might not ever come
And immerse myself in you
Without being absorbed
Can I begin to trust you
When all around you
Are lies meant to deceive
And twist you away from me
From everything I ever loved.
Days
Its days like this
That lead to nights
Of wishing to disappear
Of feeling tears yet
Not being able to cry
Avoidance
It’s terrifyingly easy.
Act like nothing is wrong.
Soon maybe it’ll fade away.
Soon you