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Dependent
  Like a cautious fox,
  concealed in the safety of the underbrush
  she is timid.
  As she looks out into the world
  she can only see walls
  far too high, for her fragile body to ascend.
  So she sits in the hole she has created
  chuckling at the misfortunes of others.
  In her shaded burrow, she is safe.
  Secure from all of the dangers
  the world has to offer
  So secure that she starts to feel confined.
  She looks up to find
  a hand.
A hand that helps guide her
  through the anxieties of the outside,
  igniting the sullen hearth inside of her ribcage.
  She stands, adrenaline,
  surging through her veins,
  discovering a world
  she never knew. 

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