My Page
I wrote my page
In a cabin that smelled like girls feet
Stinky
But still feminine.
On where I was the only girl
With three paperbacks in her suitcase
Because I knew
I wouldn't be doing the talking this weekend.
They have cast me from their circle.
Slammed their doors in my face.
Yet I find repose
In the words of Maya
"I will rise."
and John
"Moments are what matters."
and even in
Jesus Christ himself
"You must forgive 70 times 7."
And I wll.
And I do.
As my mothers voice echoes from the distant land of conciousness
I do.
I forgive.
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