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Wishfully Glum

I'm half agony, half hope With my silenced voice And no other choice But to elope. Letting go, wishfully glum Of my life thus far, Follow the star To freedom. For society did shove In our hearts a dent We weren't meant To fall in love.
Borrowed the first line from Jane Austen. Dedicated to all those who have been prey to man made divisions, boundaries and societal norms. It's time we break free and not be contained within these illusional walls that keep us from reaching out to one another. Let's break barriers and speak the language of love.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2020




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