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Apr 2018
A cheerful breeze bellows in my longing heart
A warm reminder of fading wounds
Wounds I formerly left raw and reeling
My hope emits sunbeams reflecting on the calm waves
Hope of my newfound strength that will conquer the waters once they stir again
And faith that I may become whole once again
I sit and think of my days as a trench
A pitfall of hopeless negativity
I look back to my sorrowful anger and smile
As my devastation became my strength
For I am no longer a trap for the pain to fall into
I am a mountain, standing tall and proud
Just because you fall apart doesn’t mean you can’t pick up the pieces.
Chelsea Lyons
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Chelsea Lyons  24/F/Buffalo,NY
(24/F/Buffalo,NY)   
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