A Place to Be Free

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A girl trying to find her soul
an escape with rope and toe up a tree
a knot a swing
A place to be free
she harnesses all her confidence within
and pushes off with and against the wind
her laughter heard by passers-by’s’ ears
to bring a smile from ear to ear
forever in my heart
the child I was that year.
I miss faces, I miss time
I want to fall back into my flow
of when I’d meet back with people
from the streets of Perth.
I wonder if anyone misses me
but probably only my face
I think I hold on with strength and passion
and I don’t know how to go on being in jail,
I need a hug but I’m fussy
I need to see where there is a smile
and why does the rain not bother me
nor the cold.
I’ll wait.
But some say it will be
the death of me.
My heart weeps
My ribs shattered
The knife cuts
as my tears fill a cup
Emotions overtake
I’m blinded now
It seals my fate
Locked up my heart’s caged
I have escaped death’s deal
and now I only dream of people
in the world I have seen
To be wait in time inside
as they do not want
a reminder of time
near the control
of man-made crimes.
Cold blows the wind tonight, sweetheart, cold are the drops of rain, cold are the four walls of my cell, so cold I shall remain.
Alone in my cell, 3 metres long and 2 metres wide, the ceiling above, as low as the tide, the tide I’ll never see for so many years.