Out of time, Full of beauty
When I was young
I always wondered
Why I never fit in.
Like a broken puzzle piece,
I just couldn't complete life's picture.
Because my choices
Were taken as sin,
I never got a chance
To look within.
So
Now I stand,
With myself,
Hand in hand.
The past me in cargo shorts,
The future me in pencil skirts,
I stand transformed.
For what worth is this growth,
If only to be given time.
Rushed like clock out of seconds,
I strive through the passing minutes.
But I live
I laugh
I love,
In this passing time.
And I smile in the face of this ending.
But I know
That it is just the beginning,
Of something Bright
Something new
And something different.
For change is not soft,
like velvet dresses.
It tears and wears the hardest of hearts,
From stone to sand,
speeding past the hourglass.
For I age with beauty,
A beauty so unconventional,
A beauty so foreign
A beauty without an age
For when I grow,
I blossom with time as my friend.
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