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there was a child whose father brews rice at dawn before the eyes of her mother she frowns and stands like a pawn her neighbors grumble saying her lips a peg for pots but they've seen nothing what's inside her hearts at the age of ten she thinks like a hundred times her age she burns her brows at nights while her siblings sleep in their caves she stands in the dark trails her childhood can't see or hear but her heart alone sees how much she wanted to be free there's a spring of tears and a lake of fire she locks her door and hides her face inside cyclothymia runs her blood, they said but their blind to see blind to see her in a bottomless pit almost defied and her mother only sees a face with a frown a frown not the fullness of her heart with a crown but her father looks into her eyes his smiles washed away the frown on her brows leaving no flecks but a face that radiates she flows with the rivers and seas he sees her depths and lifts his pride his a shelter she trusts her back and her spine and her face glows in the dark a luminous green then she finds her way and strength to walk on her path the child with a frown no longer exists her mother stands still in wonders the neighbors and their mouths are shot as a well grown garden arise full of flowers bees and butterflies
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Jun 29, 2017
Jun 29, 2017 at 2:15 AM UTC
no longer a child with a frown like a pawn
there was a child whose father brews rice at dawn before the eyes of her mother she frowns and stands like a pawn her neighbors grumble saying her lips a peg for pots but they've seen nothing what's inside her hearts at the age of ten she thinks like a hundred times her age she burns her brows at nights while her siblings sleep in their caves she stands in the dark trails her childhood can't see or hear but her heart alone sees how much she wanted to be free there's a spring of tears and a lake of fire she locks her door and hides her face inside cyclothymia runs her blood, they said but their blind to see blind to see her in a bottomless pit almost defied and her mother only sees a face with a frown a frown not the fullness of her heart with a crown but her father looks into her eyes his smiles washed away the frown on her brows leaving no flecks but a face that radiates she flows with the rivers and seas he sees her depths and lifts his pride his a shelter she trusts her back and her spine and her face glows in the dark a luminous green then she finds her way and strength to walk on her path the child with a frown no longer exists her mother stands still in wonders the neighbors and their mouths are shot as a well grown garden arise full of flowers bees and butterflies
Journey to the unknown: From Darkness To lightness
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Jun 29, 2017
Jun 29, 2017 at 2:15 AM UTC
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