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Jun 2017
For one sin, you
knelt, you wept and
promised no recurrences,
You told Him,
You've had enough.

But you wake up
the next morning, and
put on the same shirt with
stains of yesterday,
Though you scrubbed it till
your hands blister.

Promises of purity are sweet,
But the vices you dabble in,
They're decadent.
And thus you indulge,
Ravenously.
A note of remembrance to myself, and us all.
Written by
Ahmad Azry Ahmad Razally  26/M/Malaysia
(26/M/Malaysia)   
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