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Get Your Footprints Out of My Garden

A Poetry Collection

K. J. Moss
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Wood Dragon Books

About

This collection of fifty poems by K.J. Moss is a reflection of her healing journey from a traumatized young girl to a courageous, inspiring woman.



She Climbed a Mountain



That girl you knew.
She no longer exists.



That version of me.
Weak. Thoughtless. Entitled.
She's gone.
I know you loved her.
I did too.



The parts you loved are still there,
her creativity shines through.
The little parts that were her glue
washed away.



Ripped off the bandages.
Uncovered those wounds, and she bled.
Bled out her misery.
And sadness.
And pain.
Her fear.
Her distrust.
Her anger.



She bled a waterfall down a mountainside.



And she found herself.
She found her freedom.
She found joy.
She found a lust for a life to live.
A long and happy life.

Related Subjects

  • Inspiration & Personal Growth
  • Mind, Body, Spirit
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Mind, Body, Spirit)
  • General (Healing)
  • Healing

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