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Steadily


Growing up was a slow type of thing 

There was no sudden ding 

It was slow like the gradual rise of bread

Steadily I began to shed 

I went ahead and broke out of my mold 

My core trickling out like liquid gold 

My mind no longer confined 

I was no longer undermined

It was then that I knew I was grown 

No longer afraid of being on my own

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