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Created on: April 09, 2010
In the bones of this house
With the light of spring shining through the rafters
Bouncing rainbows off broken glass
The prism of love reflects the death of hate
Bright green blades of new grass puncture the ruins
So this is what winning feels like
After decades of being beaten
By the cruelty in me
Here I am
Gentle as I ever wished to be
On this most beautiful of all days
Surrounded in the sounds of birds
Falling into a reverie
The selfishness of romance is gone
Its claws have released my heart
And I see you
The way you are
Our friendship has become honest
In its distance
There is no fight left in me
The fighter
Who won the war on war
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