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To yearn for comfort In your grievous heart, Blighted by traumas Which tore it apart, You aim to consult These friends from afar, Not realizing They won't mend these scars If they're miles away From the very source Of these ghastly wounds Causing the discourse Amidst those that claim To offer support, Yet witness your pain, But give help of no sort. You're left all alone, Not a soul nearby To muffle your moans Or soften your cries. Your heart's turned to stone, Though love's what you sought. There's ice in your bones; Your soul's left to rot.
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 2:38 AM UTC
The Unsightliness of Your Loneliness
To yearn for comfort In your grievous heart, Blighted by traumas Which tore it apart, You aim to consult These friends from afar, Not realizing They won't mend these scars If they're miles away From the very source Of these ghastly wounds Causing the discourse Amidst those that claim To offer support, Yet witness your pain, But give help of no sort. You're left all alone, Not a soul nearby To muffle your moans Or soften your cries. Your heart's turned to stone, Though love's what you sought. There's ice in your bones; Your soul's left to rot.
JohnA
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Zanesville, OH
Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 2:38 AM UTC
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