Out of Their Grasp

Out of Their Grasp

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A poem dedicated to my best friend that struggles with internalized homophobia and parents that don't understand any of what she goes through. They recently pulled her out of school when they found out she had a girlfriend, cut her off from all types of communication, and I haven't seen or heard of her since. I just hope that she stays the positive, bright person I've always known, and is strong enough not to listen to anyone who tells her that she is not supposed to love who she loves. For anyone in a bad situation, remember that these years as a teenager is a small part of your life. The problems that feel insurmountable now, will not seem that way in the end. You will be able to get away one day, and not feel like you are being controlled. You will be your own person who makes decisions for your own life. Please don't erase the possibility for a happy future when your life hasn't even started yet.
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