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Ive been cut down to my seams The pain was far worse than it seems Some people seem to spend their day sharpening their blades And some people stare at their seams till their vision fades They Mark every Thread Because if they couldn't, they'd rather be dead Im the latter, and Ive known too many former its like their blades sharpen with every corner But something strange happens when you've been cut enough, Ive found The Threads that are left? Their roots form the ground And as you find the will to stand slowly planting your feet, making sure its not just sand A question comes drifting in It floats like a feather, but lands like a prison And when you finally see it, you question your vision Its clear as day It couldn't have gone any other way All the cuts, all the pain They have laid it out plain Would I have found these threads on my own? Or did all those blades help me to see, whats left isn't thread. Its Stone.
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