There was a moment when I stopped caring what the world thought of my “faults”
I shed the layers that felt sticky with insecurities
I laid down the novels of tamed perfectionism that rattled my weary bones at night
I shook off the cob webs of desire for being something I was not
I nodded my head in forgiveness for the times I’d abandoned the girl inside of me, desperate to break free, to dance and sing with wide eyes
In that moment I stopped caring what the world thought of my “faults”
And when we met on that cool spring day, the clouds creating hearts in the sky, I looked down at my toes that had always been mine, but for some reason felt so estranged
Like the whole body attached to me
The whole body that sheltered my soul,
Something shifted in my blood
I’d shed those sticky layers of skin
Laid down the stories not meant for me
Nodded in gratitude for an opportunity to embrace the part of me that had always been there, so afraid to shine
And I thanked the world for giving me the opportunity to hide
So that I could find her again
The girl inside who I’d abandoned
She’d been desperate to break free
I felt in my beating heart
Her expression come alive
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