The Girl Afraid of the Unknown
Liberty Peterson
The Girl Afraid of the Unknown
A girl who was afraid of the unknown.
But that fear would fade, looking into his blue.
Oh, since then I have grown.
When it all began, it was as if my heart had flown
Out of my chest, showing me all I could do,
Even a girl who was afraid of the unknown.
But soon instead, we were always on the phone
That’s what I wanted, someone to text “I love you”
But since then I have grown.
I wish I’d left, had a firmer backbone
When you began to tell me what to do,
But I was just a girl who was afraid of the unknown.
I was so scared of being alone,
That I sacrificed myself for you.
Since then, I have grown.
Now I have the courage to be all on my own
And I’m ready for something new
I used to be a girl who was afraid of the unknown,
But since then I have grown.
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