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Walk Alone

I rather walk alone,

Taking one step at a time.

Cutting the shrubs that hurt,

And leaving them behind.

 

I dont want an anchor,

I dont want a stick,

to help me walk,

nor pull me back,

or one that I have to drag.

 

I want air,

To breath in easy.

Stay there

to give me cool

when the way is rough.

 

I want a lose braid,

To twine,

without being afraid or scared.

 

I see people

tangled in a mesh,

with a heavy breath.

 

I see them.

Climb mountains and

reach peaks

with a heavy heart, torn apart.

 

Then people ask me.

Why not you?

Make me ask myself,

Why me?

 

But how can I?

I have seen,

The glass shatter,

The body cry,

The thread die,

And yet,

They ask me to try?

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kittu
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Apr 28, 2014
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