A Brief Statement of Intent
tired
and i will fight for this.
sleep and the morning and i will not
reach for the bottle
or hide my soul
in a veil of indifference-
i am not ready
to give up.
and i will fight for this.
sleep and the morning and i will not
reach for the bottle
or hide my soul
in a veil of indifference-
i am not ready
to give up.
Published by April Fox
When she isn't writing for sites like livestrong and typef, April can usually be found with her head in a book, lying in the sun blowing bubbles, or perched near the stage listening to music and trying to av... View profile
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