(poem) Her own

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she's sick of the debate

Not knowing where she's going

The Little girl

A beautiful star,

but She doesn't chase her dreams

Because of her parent's greater schemes

She's far too young to live on her own

But far too old to be a child

Too old to cry to her mother,

But too young to fix this on her own

The days rise up faster than she can speak

The night creeps to the ground

She sneaks out of affluent bars of steel

her parents Call a home

she lies by the medieval oak tree

In the forest where no one can see

The pain she carries

The tears she cries

But over time, peace finally took over

The winds wiped her tears

As she was surprised

With the realization,

she could be her own

Her confidence rises like the sun

She walks on clouds in the light,

away from the Depressed lurking shadows

The wind leaped around

It was hard,

but she had to push forward and grasp her

goal Now free from control

                          The motivation to be her own 

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