"It's an end of an Era"

It's the end of an era:

Victim of circumstance,

No more.

The errors of my ways, made me who I am.

Today.

I look up and walk ahead, proudly.

It's an end of an era:

Victim of circumstance,

No more.

Patience and virtue, walk with me.

On the road ahead lies,

No lies. But,

Truth in all forms:

The hummingbird's song.

The whistling trees that whisper,

"I am here. I'll be here."

In times of doubt, and uncertainty,

I was always guided.

Those whom I confide,

say, "come out of hiding.

It's okay to be who you are, unafraid."

So, I laugh. I run wild and free.

Through the grass, barefoot.

and say:

"It's an end of an era:

I've handled my circumstances."

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