Flying
Flying
Responsibilities grew heavy,
money grew tight.
The world was no longer the safe space
Mom gave me.
Three-hundred pounds, and looking for a way out of a small town,
I watched as the pounds fell off and led me out.
Out of the pastures where they taught me how to fly
Boy it’s been some bullshit
But here I am
Flying high,
Running free,
a kid no more.
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