death of a nation
oh so many
losing the right
to stay in this country
and fight the good fight
women who married
who took the new name
we lose the privilege
as if it’s a game
force abandonment
for god knows how long
how would you feel
coming home
and it’s empty
devoid of love
that once filled up
every room
from ceiling to rug
the prized possession
tall, dark
not quite middle-aged
handsome face
so many shades of grey
he trusted you
to keep him safe
instead - betrayal
and he can’t walk away
the trauma trailing
forever it stays
reflection
mirror mirror
why so blue?
a lack of talent
someone saw through?
you see yourself
in a different view
where you stand above
everyone around you
my friends
freedom came to me today
prayers answered beautifully
released from my prison
i no longer abide
your rules don’t fit me
they’re way too tight
and way too mild
”tell me, what is it you plan to do
with your one wild and precious life?”
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