Road To Freedom
It was early May
On a bright sunny day
I met a physician
Who I took to my prison
She gave me a pill
And said I was Ill
It would help with the pain
By fixing my brain
At first I didn’t trust
But I knew that I must
So I gave it a try
And let out a cry
I would face my fears
With so many tears
I started to crave
That I could be brave
I am out of my cell
I just had to tell
What a gift it’s been
Something I’d never seen
She taught me to cope
And how to have hope
She said to forgive
So then I could live
Talk after talk
I learned how to walk
She listened and heard
And now I’ll be cured
She knows how to care
And she knows when to share
And without her wisdom
I would not know freedom
It’s been five long years
That I’ve tacked my fears
It’s been trial and error
But it’s fixing my terror
I’ve been learning to fly
And given it a try
Oh what a treat
For such a big feat
Soon I’ll say goodbye
And I know that I’ll cry
Please be my friend
Right to life’s end
Copyright © Tina Campbell | Year Posted 2012
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