I wonder, my gaze fixed to the sky,
Within the vastness —
There surely exists a place I can fly,
Freed from the strain of the tethers that pull me within,
No need to draw a map just to begin.
A place where I don’t have to don my armour,
The child within, not scanning for all that could harm her.
Where I am whole, not fractured or torn,
Free to exist as I was born.
So I make a wish upon a star,
That I do not have to travel far,
To a place that just makes sense,
Where peace no longer feels so tense.
No longer reliant wholly on solitude,
To access the parts that form the multitude.
Where the archives don’t need to be analysed,
Just left in peace, their truth recognised.
No need to strive or prove, just to be,
Fully myself, simply free.
So I make a wish upon that star,
That I do not have to travel far,
To reach a place I can simply be,
A place where I am truly free.