Some days my truth is an earthquake, rumbling, shaking, and loud, it wakes me up with a scream, and it crumbles the molding on the court building, downtown.
Some days my truth is a summer breeze, lifting up my dress, and caressing my face. It makes me shiver, and it ruins my day.
Some days, my truth is the first ocean wave, of a tsunami. Blue, and big, and deafening. It pushes and pulls at my body, and it sweeps away the town, in a swift leap.
Some days, my truth sits on my tongue, wrestling, to be felt.