I know every crack and crevice
So young and malleable
Frail and fragile
Sheltered from the unimaginable
This place is my home, I don't want to leave
I have to go
My home I will grieve
One day I'll forget this soil
I'll rise so high
Though I yearn for my chrysalis
It's time to spread my wings and fly
Metamorphosis, begin
Sketch the intricate designs
Carved into my skin
I've watched you all evolve
On the brink of my final year
Clinging to every memory
My love for Lowell is so severe
I wish someone had told me then
That someday these would be the good old days
But here I am at the end again
Just a caterpillar when I arrived
Now I've grown into a beautiful butterfly
I start to cry when I think
It's all over before I blink
All of us starting at another
Now we say "Have a good life" not "Have a good summer"
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Trigger warning...
Poetry⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️: mentions of r@pe, p!lls, su!cide, s3lf-harm, eating d*sorders, ab*se A poem.
