And some days my knees are met with the urge to break before bending.
A staunch refusal to make the weight on my shoulders any lighter to bear.
Made of tin and echoing hollow, they ache.
Simply out of apathy,
"It's what we're used to" they tell me.
Slowly I convince them, step by step,
WD-40 in hand.
"We're growing"
And to change, we must bend.
Become branches twisting up and down,
Searching for the light.
We must bend,
Not break.














