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Shimmering Scars

Scars will shine in no time, in no time Soon enough, your joy will be mine If you don’t accept me or listen to me If only you would believe in me sincerely I bled out remorse today I believe I have lost it all I do not want to fall away My heart is pounding in appall You handed me your useless handkerchief When I needed your tourniquet of relief You wrapped me with a blanket of grief I will wear my hurt like a t-shirt while shaking like a leaf Tomorrow is just a day away propitiously Sorrow will fade away into gray clouds vainly Oddly enough, I can’t remember yesterday Liberty and love is what I need to be rid of the dismay Disappear, awful negativity within Please tell me where you been I push through the flames fearlessly I pull away the force of gravity effortlessly Don’t rip me into small pieces of worthless debris Hopelessly, I roam too far away from my home I become numb and alone, yet radiant and free I am uncertain of what lies ahead in the unknown I am broken without you fixing every part of my harmless heart… Now, I am on my own again and I am a wandering pilgrim I leave words unspoken and fixate on my freefall from the start.. Somehow, you’re a cure that mended me from limb to limb Come on and be mine By dawn, you will shine Get up – you’re fine… The midnight stars align Your scars will be no more, so why do you doubt all the more? They will heal completely, so be absolutely patient Your wars in mind leave you sore and breathless…you can barely soar Your time to shine is very soon, dear, so stay resilient By dusk, you will be made whole in its prime, in its prime By twilight, you will be a shade of many colors in due time Your happiness and childlike laughter makes me grin ear to ear once again Also, vanish away the voices of manipulative lows - now, that’s a win-win

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