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Jun 2014
Ever since I immersed from the womb,
I swam against the tide,
Never learning the easy way

People around me have always wondered,
β€˜What creature is this?’
β€˜Why does she stand alone?’

Sometimes my arms get tired,
And my legs grow weak,
The smooth sailing ships often stop,
With its jovial passengers,
Offering me a spot in their carefree crew,
To join them as they let the vast, mighty sea determine their destination,
Never having to give it a second thought,
But never do I give in

As they would dance jovially in their uniform way,
I would be off-beat,
Hearing my own song,
The one inside


I would much rather be alone,
Dancing through life the same as I always do,
Intrinsically.
Josian de Aqua
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Josian de Aqua  Las Vegas
(Las Vegas)   
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