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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Save me – I used to have suicidal ideations in my mind…watch over me, Lord of Accord…I can’t find the light in goodbye, so let me say before I go – I love you so, friend of mine – let me unwind for a little while and give me some space if you can be so kind Ohhh…see right through my pain – regret & shame slits me like a knife, shaking in the hands of a cutter – I’m trying to look on the brighter side of life, but I am blind and I am feeling left behind…ooh I’m trying to leave behind the past if you don’t mind Shame embraced me, never leaving my presence – I’ve been driven insane by Depression and Anxiety…I’ve lived through so much stress and distress, yet I’m still surviving & I’m still thriving to be positive and to have a happier frame of mind (someday, I won’t be blind) So, today is a sun-shining day…and the morning dew of dismay has faded away Under the universe, I see happy-go-lucky birds fly gaily…passing away like the day transforming into night…the illuminated night awakens my mind’s eye and my mind’s remarkable inspiration Roam around the City of Serenity and let us both seek the sun, so we can grow together once more Vibrant sun shines upon us like a spotlight on the performer I feel that my alienated ambition has taken its toll on me…I’m no longer a forlorner
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