The Yin to Her Yang
She is the war,
the carnage in my head,
who speaks with bullets of lead
and erects barbed wire fences.
I am the rain,
who settles down her rage
and drowns out the fight
of her unnecessary plight.
I am her daughter
and she is my mother.
We both bear our struggles,
like Atlas,
on our shoulders—
but she is Aries and
I am Aquarius,
where her ferocity
is felt in my voice and
my tranquility
is a part of her silence.
This poem is about:
Me
My family
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