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Still Alive

By Sophie Lang


They say you’re cracked –

I say thank God.

That’s how the light escapes the fraud.


You never shrink to fit a space –

bold, no need to mimic grace.

You hold a quiet tension right,

to me, you are a burst of light.


It shines the most when split apart –

how beautiful, your fractured heart.


You speak in truths so sharp, so clear,

they echo past the walls of fear.


You live,

though no one asked you to –

each breath a step,

each step: breakthrough.


Not for applause,

nor saving face –

but simply to reclaim your space.


You stitched your skin with fuck-it glue,

still breaking,

still becoming, too.


If anyone deserves a throne,

it’s you – who rose, unseen, alone.


No anthem here.

No finish line.

Just:

Still alive.

And that’s divine.


By Sophie Lang


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