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A growing flower


She was hurt, lonely and in pain Doesn't know how to start her life again Found salvation on her darkest night That taught her how to treat herself right Surrounding herself with the one who believes in her Changed the way she looks at the world She pulled herself together And won the war she had fought Days passed she grew stronger Wearing scars on the battlefield she had won Learned the language of self-worth Found herself healed on pain she felt Letting go on the past she had been holding on, Noticed herself growing and blooming like a flower Surrounding by beautiful things she already have.. Beautiful things that she'd been cravin' ever since...
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