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About That Night

What's done in darkness, soon comes to light Bodies hidden in the dark awake from the night Crimes committed against innocents, just because are hard to ignore Secrets buried are secrets no more Nameless faceless victims belonged to someone were loved are missed In the forgotten decades where they lay, time moved in tiny increments. But memories persist Mothers, fathers, daughters, and brothers are deeply missed. The scars on our psyche decades of pain, horror, and despair Descendants carry the burden from which there is no amnesty Sentenced to carry the grief of living with the thief who stole life and love Replaced with the cold, harsh light of day that nothing could have been said or done to bring back your loved one Time only serves, to show that often people do not get what they deserve.
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Written by
karen-browner
F / American
Published
Jul 23, 2024
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