Satin
This dress slips off my frame,
the satin pooling at my feet.
I will myself
to take that first step.
Free,
I am free from all that binds me.
This second skin has slipped and
so have my fears.
I sprint away,
only to find I've moved but one step.
Exhaustion overwhelms me.
Isn't letting go supposed to be easy?
Severing ties becomes difficult
When you realize that
You need to stay on the ground.
So I slip this satin dress back on.
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