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Broken heart

by @Nashoba

Wet sand. Ocean waves. Frothy foam covering a grave. Silence is deafening. Noise is silent. Crashing waves upon the ground I lay. I've died today. Nothing left inside. I've died many times. Has nothing to do with sin. I exist not live. No one understands this road. As death is complex and has many forms behold. Each time I loose someone I love. I die again another part of being loved. This part never returns to my body. It is permanent death, just another piece of my body. My heart is shattered in more ways than one. Broken in half by that very first one. I gave my heart to you. You broke it in more pieces than two. Betrayal, was the start. Now I've learned how to protect what is left of my heart. I am still dead you see. But I still have the ocean to cleanse thee. You can't take that from anyone. You made me hollow and I thought we were having fun. I'm not the only one you betrayed. Others before my day. Ones beyond the years we were. All the same results, nothing but a bunch of broken mirrors. I know you have no heart left at all. Reality is you had none when we had it all. One day your children will see what a messed up father you set out to be. God protect them from you. As you are not pure or free of evil I know this for sure. Nashoba copyrighted 2011
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Two-Spirit / Las Vegas
Published
Aug 3, 2017
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#love#hate#broken#heart#evil#mates
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