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Do not read this book

Do not read it, you will not like this book, it speaks about your pain, It reveals your scars, the ones you don't want us to see, It tells how lonely you are and happy you used to be. You will not like the reminder that you once really believed in love, That your heart was a beautiful castle, this book calls it rubble. Its pages will unfold like the layers of your forgotten dreams, Revealing the cracks where hope once happily lived . You'll find remnants of the light that used to dance in your eyes, Now muffled by the cello tape of countless goodbyes. This book is a mirror to the cold nights you spend alone, When only the stars see your tears, and onto your groans the moonlight shines. and her light sings the melodies of your shattered symphony, The tune of heartbreak and bittersweet agony. The stories it holds will reopen the septic you've concealed, The wounds that time tried really hard but miserably failed to heal. In these pages, you'll meet the demons you've known, As the pain within you is a dynamite waiting to be blown. this book will drug you deeper into the labyrinth of your past, Aren't you, exhausted from trekking the same miles when you've just washed off the dust? this book brews with the wrecking storms thought to have passed... Do not read this book, it will drive you insane...
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Written by
ignatius-hosiana
30 / M
Published
Aug 17, 2023
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23·240
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#ihosiana2023#poem#poetry#poet#life#love#hope#faith#philosphy#wisdom
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