Becoming A Woman, (A Poem)
In a Foreign Land
In a foreign land, where tongues are strange,
A young woman arrives, her spirit unchained.
Alone she stands, a beacon or trace,
A warrior girl in an unfamiliar space.
She walks with pseudo poise through the crowded streets,
Wavering steps, her courage meets.
Her voice, a melody of resilience and light,
Echoes through the city center, piercing the night.
In her eyes, tales of journeys slowly unfold,
Strength forged in the fires of a heart so bold.
She builds her castle slowly with strength and might,
Defying borders, breaking through the hardest fight.
Her solitude, a testament to her power,
An independent spirit, she will not cower.
In this foreign world, she carves her own way,
Finally a strong woman's legacy, forever to stay.
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