Thirty Three
At thirty three, I sit in mourning
I am mourning a decade.
The time I gave Him.
To Him.
Him.
Grieving how the time I spent
flooded the gates of my being.
How it tore the doors off their hinges
Battered the shingles until they started to leak
Shattered the glass leaving shards in my path.
Time I spent sweeping up.
Hiding them from the world.
The secret I shared with myself.
Alone. But with Him.
The eggshells I walked upon
Were shards all along
Small pieces of me
Kept broken by Him
At 33
I am building anew
Broken pieces, salvaged for foundation
My past: the dirt from which I grow anew.
Free from him.