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Battling fate

With each step I take in an attempt to move forth, I find myself the recipient of a new objection to my worth. With each hostile accusation that I take in my stride are scores more of insults hurled at my pride. I promise of my innocence, I plead to be heard. But who would vouch for my say, who'd consider my measly word? Every breath I take is considered to be tainted. They tell me I deserve it, it's a world that I have painted. With this burden on my head that I can take no more, I finally pull the trigger to unfurl the hurt in my core. With the last of my breaths, painful, slow, I ensure that the note in my pocket does show. The unwanted repitition of the words of my soul is perhaps the last thing to make my worthless life a whole. An apology, a cry to my lovely wife of late, "I'm sorry, my dear, that I lost our battle with fate."
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