My Freedom Shall Come
Speak softly, don't rush ahead
Things are real,
but not in my head.
The pictures dance and speak
I sit alone with nothing to keep
See the reflection,
and feel the growth of misery;
borrow the happiness,
leave none behind.
Fear and joy,
are far in-between
The pain I feel
When I am here
Grasping the portrait
of a life once lived
My distress is a roar,
That no one hears
The grace of light,
glowing and polished,
shines the brightest
Illuminating my dark world,
opening its doors to the unknown
Elation, surround me,
Fill me with peace
Until then,
I sit and wait,
For that one day,
where my life becomes real
Where the birds may sing,
Where the children will play,
and where I can join alongside them
Stay calm, release the pain
Speak no sorrow,
love thyself
For I am, who I am
And though this hurts
my hope is strong
that one day,
my freedom shall come
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