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Jan 2012
Depression's cold hearted grip will slowly tighten,
And strangle youΒ Β to the point of just past broken,
And keep you prisoner.
It will hold you captive for as long as it pleases,
For as long as you are not strong enough to break free,
And emerge; spreading your wings like a newly awaken butterfly.
Except you won't be new the day you emerge,
Your wings will be bruised and battered.
But over time, we will see,
They will regain their beauty and help you, once again, to fly free.
No meaning, or sense really.
mads
Written by
mads  Melbourne
(Melbourne)   
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