Moving
Moving.
One house to another.
Lose one friend
Gain some other
Moving again
Loose track of old friends
Should I make more?
It depends
Constantly losing and loosing and losing
Re-introducing yourself over and over and over again
At one point it stopped being amusing
What is the point when in the end i always leave
What is the point when in the end i always grieve
So I stopped opening up
I stopped talking about myself
stopped being abrupt
I shrunk in the corner
Because I was always a foreigner
hid in the bathroom
Never talked in the classroom
No one knew me
For some reason that made me feel free
Like something was finally in my control
Even though I was slowly losing my soul
It's hard to stop the endless cycle of isolation
But after careful consideration
I think I can say now
That I’ve had a transformation
I’ve stopped that cycle
My personality is still in revival
I have much more to improve
But at least now I’m not scared to move.
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