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Last year I was inert, A desert of my own A planet out of orb I saw things from a distance I felt things, only safely And I only did things When no one was looking But I grew, boy, did I grow Like a ***** breaking forth From a sidewalk crack I externalized a long held internal scream And I let, Yes, I allowed Myself to beam To show the world The very best and the very worst Parts of me These days, I refuse to feel shame For the things about me That are less than I am broken and beautiful Incomplete on my own, yet strong And I refuse to hide myself In fear of being attacked by an onslaught of criticisms, Telling me of everything about myself that is wrong But I choose to take the risk, Everyday, To walk out into this world, Armorless and brave So maybe I will have the chance To reach out to an ailing heart, Like I once had, And help those hurt people to see that They are so loved, By Jesus And that in Him we are made complete.
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Jul 20, 2017
Jul 20, 2017 at 10:38 PM UTC
Inert
Last year I was inert, A desert of my own A planet out of orb I saw things from a distance I felt things, only safely And I only did things When no one was looking But I grew, boy, did I grow Like a ***** breaking forth From a sidewalk crack I externalized a long held internal scream And I let, Yes, I allowed Myself to beam To show the world The very best and the very worst Parts of me These days, I refuse to feel shame For the things about me That are less than I am broken and beautiful Incomplete on my own, yet strong And I refuse to hide myself In fear of being attacked by an onslaught of criticisms, Telling me of everything about myself that is wrong But I choose to take the risk, Everyday, To walk out into this world, Armorless and brave So maybe I will have the chance To reach out to an ailing heart, Like I once had, And help those hurt people to see that They are so loved, By Jesus And that in Him we are made complete.
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Jul 20, 2017
Jul 20, 2017 at 10:38 PM UTC
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