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The Worst Grief
The Worst Grief I believe the worst grief you can feel, Is the grief you feel for people that hurt you. You paint pictures of all people in your mind. But pain dealt to you doesn’t give you time to paint into that picture. Pain taints your oils, your pigments and acrylics. And the portrait is distorted, Burned and burdened with blood spilled out of your own fingers. But in the rearview you can’t see those smaller smears. You see the face of the person you cared about one day and an age ago. The poison only shows back up when you back up — Take a closer look into that painting. Its an optical illusion, Occlusion clouding conscious thought. That one last “I should text him.” Or that one last “he’s better now, surely.” You built up walls to keep them out. So why do we keep opening the gate when they come back?
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