Maq Masi

I walk, I watch, I scrape my knees,
I test the walls, I learn the keys.
I trip, I stand, I curse the dirt—
Each bruise a lesson, each burn a word.
Wrong? I fix it. Slow? I speed.
The trick’s to move—not just to read.
Books don’t know how ice will crack
Till boots go out and bring truth back.
So round I go—same ground, new eyes,
Same fire, but fiercer, fed by tries.
Progress ain’t pretty—it’s patchwork, rough.
Seams split, then stitch, then strong enough.
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