I Wore Pain Like It Belonged to Me
I wore pain like it belonged to me, a weathered coat I would not shed.
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I wore pain like it belonged to me, a weathered coat I would not shed.
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The ocean bit deep through ash and bone, Dark waves rehearsed a final scar. A ruined pulse stood there alone,
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In the quiet shadows of the soul, Pain and sorrow often take their toll.
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The sea kept time against the stone, each wave struck hard, then slipped away.
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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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