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Unbroken

I felt wars break in my heart—
violence my voice could not
bear to fight alone—

and still, despite the lies 
I sometimes believe, I stand 
each day in the strength 
of my creations, weaving hope 
into miracles—thread by doubtful thread,
even as the world screams 
or turns away—

even as my hands
constrict my own throat—
I bear the unfathomable ache
of crafting the unbroken.


8.13.25

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