Someday, I Forget
Someday I hope I forget, the weight you chose to impose, a silence I won't regret, though grief still quietly…
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Someday I hope I forget, the weight you chose to impose, a silence I won't regret, though grief still quietly…
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Shadows fall; pulse slows Time slips, thin and gray Breath counts what it owes Minutes drain away
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You press through walls I tried to raise, with force I never gave consent, you treat my care as open…
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Where tangled roots and shadows lie. Its windows glow, yet fear is caught, As birds of omen pierce the sky.
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When I cross the wild, beneath the sky so wide, Where rivers whisper and grasses softly sigh.
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nly strong hearts, bound as one, Indian and his steed, beneath the sun.
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In twilight's embrace, where shadows play, Ancient whispers breathe, in the olden way.
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In life’s garden, each challenge a seed, Planted deep, where our true selves lead.
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The earth may break, but still we stand, roots buried deep within the stone.
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