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I never stood tall at five foot two but I was proud and I was pretty enough that I didn't think I'd have to try. One day I fell bruised and bleeding words metaphors and metonymys and "i love you too"s. I was never one for running, but I I could glide on the back of starbursts and I sailed on the north winds like they were all I had for a home. I was never one for running, but I I realized how much I needed to move how freedom meant I had to leave the footprints I'd embedded beside my sandcastles meant I had to run into the water and swim through storms. My legs were broken one day and my wings were ripped apart; I could no longer hold sunsets in my eyes - they leaked far too often and too much. I decided you deserved somebody who could dance like mermaids in the old world so I stood and I smiled and I I let the skies be my music - but I'm still healing, so forgive me my baby steps - I am walking to you.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 12:07 PM UTC
baby steps
I never stood tall at five foot two but I was proud and I was pretty enough that I didn't think I'd have to try. One day I fell bruised and bleeding words metaphors and metonymys and "i love you too"s. I was never one for running, but I I could glide on the back of starbursts and I sailed on the north winds like they were all I had for a home. I was never one for running, but I I realized how much I needed to move how freedom meant I had to leave the footprints I'd embedded beside my sandcastles meant I had to run into the water and swim through storms. My legs were broken one day and my wings were ripped apart; I could no longer hold sunsets in my eyes - they leaked far too often and too much. I decided you deserved somebody who could dance like mermaids in the old world so I stood and I smiled and I I let the skies be my music - but I'm still healing, so forgive me my baby steps - I am walking to you.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 12:07 PM UTC
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