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Who I Am
May 24, 2022
Who I am
An exhibit of ink
portrayed as a criminal
Only a misconception
Seeking guidance behind bars
My past can no longer imprison my future
I look towards God to free me
Not from prison, but rather from my depraved mind
The sunrise piercing my cell window
I cherish my growth
Now I see the end of confinement
Beyond dull walls that hold evil
Away from corroded bed frames
A new beginning
My heart is at peace
Constrained with steel shackles
I pray and await my release
Retaining optimism despite grueling battles
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