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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required He looks at her with mutilated disgust The gentle touch on his shoulder, from the woman she now is, changes the look on his face Through no fault of her own, cancer has taken a twin part of her away He heaves his chest in twisted exhalations, somehow forcing himself to believe he is the breathing victim of her suffering Wanting to say so many needful things ... yet the suffocating words he do say, brings not to her any comforting His innermost silence only serves to strengthen her She is a warrior ... a survivor who carries a shield of inscrutable eyes as a disguise Hiding the sadness in her soul Watching the other half she has remaining, drift further and further away Retreating into a self-made autistic shell She wants so bad to say, don’t treat her in such a leprous way The mirrored reflection of her nakedness turns him away with a wounded, shameful scowl Intimacy is not something he can stomach now Her beautiful body has been marred, her lovely feminine form has been scarred The woman she was has been surgically removed to save the woman she is And the woman she wants to be accepted for, there are not enough words to be said Yet, she tearfully hopes those unsaid feelings of love he so pitifully gropes for Will be someday found in his separated heart, and voiced in a renewed vow from long ago
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