My Own Two Feet

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Finally I can stand on my own two feet,

No sour hand or barbed wire to guide me.

Finally I can see the world as my own,

Not as the crumbling shards you pictured for me.


Finally I take in a breath of sweet, fresh air,

No poison touch lacing my lips.

Finally I can see the clear golden ember by sunset,

And not your shadow blocking my path.


Finally I am someone new,

No longer your castaway.

Finally My own two feet stand proud,

My shoulders as tall as the trees.


Finally I am free from your chains,

The ever-binding chains web no more.

Finally I can see clearly over the horizon,

Not just a cloudy, muddy, shore.


Finally I can be me,

No cage to lock me away.

So I take my first step forward with my own two feet,

And let them lead my way.

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