Barefoot Through Hell
Two months. No shoes. One backpack. Still here. I slept where the city forgets your name, Cold concrete tryna tell me I’m replaceable pain Backpack was my whole damn life on my back, Every step barefoot, nothing but black No door to knock, no couch to crash, Just hunger talking loud, and fear talking fast They looked right through me like I wasn’t alive, But I learned real quick how to survive I learned which streets breathe danger at night, Which corners feel wrong, which alleys bite I learned silence can scream, hunger can teach, And loneliness sharpens the edge of belief I had nothing but breath and a reason to stand, No one holding me up, just blood on my hands Nothing can break me — I bent, I didn’t fall Tried to erase me, I stood through it all Barefoot in hell, still walked my way through If I’m still breathing now, what can you do? A woman alone, yeah I felt every stare, Predators guessing how scared I was there I slept light, eyes cracked, heart on alert, Trust wasn’t fre...