My Blanket
I have a blanket.
It keeps me safe;
It keeps me sane.
My blanket catches all my burdens,
all the burdens for which I bear.
In the secret whispers of the darkest shadows.
I hide my head,
deciding not to fight instead.
I seek cover in its cottony alliance,
its heaviness coating me in warmth and silence.
Insisting for me to forget the day.
But no!
My soul will prevail;
I must escape this jail,
and face my fears.
I will give it my best bit,
I am not one to quit.
Every breath I take,
I will no longer ache.
My heart will heal.
I will reveal
what this blanket has bloomed me to be.
Do you see me?