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cracked pavement

by @peace-seeker

your beauty lasted many years newly set, your color shined nothing made you hurt you sure were tough but over time that changed we watched as you started to crack we glued you when you needed it but something was very wrong you were falling apart and pieces of you went missing after awhile we forgot about you and stopped watching out for cracks present day and you're all scarred up as i walked down to get the mail today i noticed how bad you had gotten cracks went all the way up and down your spine your sides were shattered you looked like you took yourself apart and tried to glue yourself together again i studied your scars and pieces and wondered how we had forgotten that you were hurting and breaking i understood that you had went through a lot as people came and went you slowly lost your muster but you weren't any less beautiful than before you carried your scars like a champ your dim color meant you had experience i looked at you in a different light your pieces were mosaics and your color reminded me of thunderstorms stormy, yet beautiful after it was over this cracked pavement was overlooked i now go get the mail more often
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Written by
peace-seeker
25 / F
Published
Jul 17, 2017
Time
2m
Tags
#pavement#cracks#scars#pain#breaking#hardships#beauty#overlooked
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