The Scar

How do you expect me to say 
that I don’t remember the day 
When you tied my leg in chain
It’s hard to burry the memory 
For my scars still  mourn in pain 

The life is still the same 
they just changed the game 
And gave us new name
But the scars still speaks of the pain 

They say actions speak louder 
than the words of mouth 
We have seen enough but our ears never heard 
We were wonderfully created our color never had stains
Your today’s laugh should not make you forget of yesterday’s pain
But heal you and heal you completely.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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