Misfits
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From roots of shared soil, I am the strange vine,
A different bloom, a skewed and strange design.
They speak the family language, steeped in lore,
But my tongue trips on phrases they adore.
My laughter is a chord that strikes a little flat,
A shadow in the sun where all the others sat.
I trace the branches of the common tree,
And see the fruit they bear, so unlike me.
The patterns of their lives, a woven tapestry,
But I'm a single, unpicked thread, wild and free.
My gifts, to them, are strange and out of place,
A lonely star in their familiar space.
I listen to their murmurs, soft and deep,
A language of unspoken promises they keep.
And though I love the echoes of their sound,
I hear a melody that I, alone, have found.
It calls to me from pastures far away,
To walk a wilder path, a brighter, different day.
They cannot know the landscape of my mind,
The secret doors and pathways I designed.
They see a shadow where they want a form,
A quiet, lonely harbor in their storm.
But in my solitude, a strength has grown,
The proud and simple courage of my own.
So let me be the misfit, standing tall,
The black sheep that refuses to fall.
For in this difference, a new grace takes its hold,
A richer story waiting to be told.
I'll build my own home, a place to call my own,
And on that fertile ground, I will be known.
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