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How We Are Singular, Words to Stay True to Yourself


Let inhibition,

Not steer you away,
From need to create,
Let
Not earthly binding,
Never
Keep you from yourself,
Unspoken
In imagination,
Words
Are not enough too,
Rule
The fruits of supple,
You
With the first striking,
In
That subtle hour,
Dawn
Lay- cast off the cloak,
Or 
before is true,
Other 
You are devoid-ed,
Times
Nary will pass you,
Until you are a-
Lone inside yourself.
And all else has been,
Taken from your grasp,
Let not others taint,
You with conformity.
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