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Created on: March 02, 2009
I fell silent, holding back tears
years of resentment came flooding to the surface of
nightmares lived out so long ago.
Fresh in mind but old in spirit
they cling to my soul like a babe to it's mother
demanding my attention,
searching for affection,
neglecting the infection that has gripped me for so long.
The emotions come like tidal waves
taking my breath away.
How can something from so long ago
Hurt still so much today?
I vowed to forgive but can't seem to forget
all the misery and pain
of my life's regrets.
I fell silent, holding back the tears
with the realization that I still love you
and my heart is broken in two
never to be the same again.
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