Freedom Writer
Freedom, blood and tears have marked my years.
All the while, a pencil in my hand to ease the pain of reality.
Write it down, spell it out, mark it somewhere.
My best friend my journal, I lose myself in its pages.
On the brink of insanity, I stumble back into its arms,
and let my words break my fall.
I owe writing everything, and yet, she owes me nothing.
So I will continue to write:
Manipulating a language I was given
Humbly offering my thanks through words packed with meaning.
Words that I cannot hope to say outloud, for writing takes place in silence.
And silence takes place within the mind.
But not mine.
So I scream on the page to escape this cage,
My mind.
My thoughts run wild and free, and who am I to keep them withheld?
Who am I to supress the freedom they were promised when they entered my head?
I write so that I don't one day stumble in the wrong direction.
I write to be heard in a world full of silent thoughts.
I write for me so that one day I may be able to write for you.
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