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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I sit here beside myself. Entrenched in a sea of regret, wondering if the grass is greener now, thenback then. Or has the torture of my past rooted so deep that nothing can grow. Is it foolish or wise to look back in the past at the pain and betrayal that lingers? Or should I focus on the present and all its blessings? I stare into this mirror, searching for answers, but all I see is a reflection of my own doubts and fears.The scars on my heart serve as a constant reminder of the mistakes I've made, the lessons I've learned. But as I gaze deeper into my own eyes, I realize that those scars have also made me stronger.They have shaped me into who I am today, a person with flaws and imperfections, but also with resilience and courage. I may not be able to change my past, but I can choose how it will affect my future. And so, with one final look in the mirror, I let go of my regrets and embrace the beauty of imperfection. For it is through our struggles that we find our true strength.And though the past may haunt us at times, We must remember to look forward with hope and determination. For in this reflection, we see not just our flaws, But also our potential to rise above them all. So here's to embracing our scars, and finding peace in self-reflection.
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