Hidden inside me something hides me from you. And it’s about to come unglued, like a poorly but proudly school made piece of art. My macaroni intestines start to come apart and split at the seams. And I anxiously await my anxiety state. Await the insomnia and formula my body follows so closely to begin and weigh in on my current life sins. Business as usual for the sensitive ones. Life relayed by internal dictators through the broken neurotransmitters and weak gut. But, though the cycle continues, interrupts the cycle that’s happening, the cycles combine, and I’m no longer trapped in me. The cycles have finally allowed me to move. And I may not ride life’s bike like you do, but at this present moment it’s enough to stay glued. And like the curious kitten, I peep my head out, to show you what’s been hidden. Show you my bicycle’s route.