Old Debts
In the moonlit bay I stand,
My conscience casts a shade,
Cold waves revise my plan,
Old debts must be paid.
Salt air cuts through pretense,
Each breath declares the cost,
I measure each offense,
And weigh what I have lost.
The tide rejects delay,
It strikes with steady will,
It says I choose my way,
Or drift and forfeit still.
No past can hold me fast,
No chain outlives resolve,
I break from what has passed,
And let the knots dissolve.
The shore begins to clear,
A path forms out of strain,
I step beyond my fear,
And claim my course again.
The bay reflects no lie,
It mirrors what I choose,
I meet my own clear eye,
With nothing left to lose.
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