Enemies
War is raging.
Swords unsheathed, shields unveiled, amour secured.
Machine guns loaded, tanks fueled up, strategy revealed.
I get ready.
I’m not ready.
I see their shapes.
I see their faces.
I’m staring into their eyes.
They’re my enemies.
Huddled in a corner with my nightlight on, thinking it’s enough.
Hoping it’s enough
There they are, coming unnoticed.
I see some movement, hoping to ignore it.
There they are, I unwillingly see them.
I see their shapes.
I see their faces.
I’m staring into their eyes.
They’re my enemies.
I try to defeat them.
I try to overcome them.
I try to reason with them.
I try to ignore them.
They come when I least expect them.
They’re my enemies.
Staring them down, they seem very familiar.
Their shapes, which were many, now combined.
It’s like I’m looking in a mirror.
Is that me? My face?
My fear? My insecurity?
My doubt? My pride?
I see my shape.
I see my face.
I’m staring into my eyes.
I’m my enemy.
I try to defeat it.
I try to overcome it.
I try to reason with it.
I try to ignore it.
It comes when I least expect it.
I’m my enemy.
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