There's a special time of life when you're small, but you feel big
You're shedding a skin, but you're horrified by what's underneath
Raw, embarrassing flesh
You think you're grotesque.
I see you in your final shell, adjusted
but you're just disgusted.
You build a house of anger, because it's safer than pain
You live your life there, because it's all you can take.
Well, it's time to come home
We can work with these bones.
I want you in your dreaming life, perfected
you want it deflected.
When I say I hope you cry I mean I hope you learn to feel
When you push your tears away you know you shouldn't interfere
They're real.
And if all the ifs and all the ands and all the what could be's
Collect inside and try to hide and seek some guarantees
Just heal.
About the Creator
Kelsey Thompson
Kelsey Thompson resides in the Washington, DC area and writes about love and confidence.
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