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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required UNBREAKABLE I don’t mean indestructible or incorruptible Something smashed to bits that CAN be fixed As in unbreak my heart It’s a quality absent in my situation I can never go home again This just leaves making a new start Carte blanche to reinvent Being sent to prison is not a blessing In disguise or otherwise An opportunity perhaps Were that all, I’d call it a sweet deal But let’s keep it real Starting from scratch is unnatural Playing by ear feels queer All parties may heal in due time Try to find some peace of mind But until they design a way to rewind I’ll still have left a scar behind Maybe he’s more resilient than I give him credit for In the face of the unknown My best chance is to assume the worst-case scenario That’s rather scary, though You hear about the vicious cycle of child abuse I worry it’s begun anew He’ll follow in my footsteps too Do as I was wont to do I’d rather dwell on this shit than be overly optimistic Downplay my legacy Say I’m not the enemy The monster in the closet Or under the bed, lying in wait to eat your head If I do, I’m screwed when what’s true gets through Plus I admit A certain benefit Never questioning for a bit What I did to deserve this My sins are surface I did it on purpose just to hurt him Now he’s got permanent pronoun status Would that we could unmeet Unbreak, that would be neat
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