I'm not made of clay.
You can't mould me
in your hands,
shape me a certain way.
You don't get that right.
My life is my life.
I'm not made of clay,
not some soulless
lump of putty,
that you can knead
and tear bits away.
I'm not made of clay,
dragged from the earth
into the cold light of day.
I'm not made of clay
So, you don't
get to sculpture me
into your sad vision.
A faceless,
voiceless shape,
that you can
just bring out to play.
I'm not made of clay.
You can't take my heart
and turn it
into some pottery
to discard another day.
You don't get to
make me,
shape me,
break me.
I'm not made of clay.
So, don't try
to make me that way.
I'm not made of clay.
I'm flesh and bone,
heart and soul,
muscle and fat,
good and bad.
I'm not a vase,
or an ashtray
that you can
put on display.
Thanks for reading
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