From Under Ourselves

Lyle HutchinsonJuly 24, 2018

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From Under Ourselves

written by: Lyle Hutchinson

@hutch3713

You may choose

To run and hide

From whatever ails you

Without my judgement

For it is

Your life.

While I choose to face

And challenge

All of my moments

Healing and keeping steady

Whether with

Or without

Your judgement

As this is

My life.

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