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by @all-together-by-yourself

Sometimes I wonder if his hands are all he can see (Through pricks and pokes he remains hidden) There's looks in the mirror Pretend.  No that's not me Only inside he can see, We are blinded outwardly But somehow he's functioning better than We ever imagined the crack to be Maybe it's us cause we are not sick physically It's more mentally surreality Cause one does not chose ones journey That is left to fate but we worry and wail, oh How frail he is, How frail he might, but He can move mountains no matter his plight He can smile and live his fight Don't wish to know his perseverance Cause we don't have his might Don't wish to know the hithero To see him so pleased in an invisible light But still there is tension, dry tears, in what he failed to mention
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Published
Jul 17, 2013
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