I once stood like a tree, my roots were free but grounded at my feet.
My seasons changed, pain falling like leafs fly from my life.
That like a seed, I bloomed I grew and I shed my leafs to release the ghosts from the old me.
I then flew free, to the wind I am smoke, a shadow of my former self remained, and under my shade I protect my heart.
I once had a beaten heart, bleeding on the floor gasping for air under pressure.
Now I carry scars from past battles and struggles.
My tree is rooted plotted deeply and strong.
Life took me deep, it tried to devour me in its dark places. But I burned brighter and hotter, being the beacon for myself because no one else can be my light.
My life is so much more than shadows and scars.
Because God gave me the power to burn like a star.