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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I am a broken man, Life's terrain ain't fair to this man, For serenity I yearn, As I struggle to live and earn. I am a broken man, Struggles been with me to learn, I make a lot of mistakes, And I have lost many stakes. I am a broken man, I am conflicted human, I have bottled a lot of treasure, All in the search of worldly pleasure. Brokenness has been my portion, As I lose all the jubilation, That's comes with celebration, Culminating marriage bliss in the station. Brokenness is my tag, I carry it along with honour, As in the case of a war of tug, It has been my major misdemeanor. I am profusely broken, My choices are all broken, I leave everyone else broken, It is a case of all Brokenness. Near me, do not come, I am far from being handsome, And I will make our relation troublesome, I am broken, and I will give you some. They say a stitch in time saves nine, Mine has been bleeding since nine, I am not able to keep anything feminine, As I always carry this tag of mine. I am wallowing from brokenness to brokenness, I am the epitome of numbness, When it comes to those who are heartless, I got broken from time to timeless. My story is now out here, I embody everything you hear, Because brokenness leads to fear, And I never wanna live in fear.
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