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A Thousand Broken Hearts

by @Underneath

Each and every single day A thousand broken hearts are made. The little girl lives down the street, Who used to run and play all day, Now sits alone and drops her eyes These weeks of late with mother gone. The little boy who isn’t sure But asked a boy if they could date. And now instead of saying no The other boys tell him he’s scum. The mother holding infant child, Her milk gone sour before the meal Because she lost her other child And cries through both her eyes and teats. The father sitting home alone Who blames himself for everything. Not just his wife, who’ll soon be ex, But children both who left for mom. A thousand broken hearts each day A thousand different faults that break. Along the faultlines, far away, And even in the in between, A thousand broken hearts are made. A thousand lives forever changed.
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