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Exploring the emotions of a woman who is trapped in her existence.. and wants to break free!
What freedom do you talk about When she lives in the world within herself
She is tired yet restless She is broken yet spirited She is shaken but composed She is even caged but wants to fly!
For all a woman longs for To be able to break free Break-free from the shackles The norms The rules That people around her make for her
Within her is a deep anger The rage and the fire She is ready to explode Waiting to be explored
She nurtures the hope To be happy And be at peace In the world where No matter what happens She hopes her happiness won’t cease
No more does she want To be bruised and torn Nothing always have to be Right or wrong
It’s her life She wishes to live along In her own way On her own terms Only then can she break free
To be herself Without a fear to be who she is To be able laugh and rejoice With a twinkle in her eyes
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