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Love became just a stranger to me, I came home one night, And all of my belongings has disappeared, Mysteriously. I never knew, silence could be your worst enemy. A newcomer to this type of pain, I will never look at another visitor the same. Again. Yet, this slithery, silent, serpent still creeps.. Clutching on my throne.. I'm praying to hear God's voice.. But the echo of a closed mouth Is too profound. I never thought love, would make stranger in my home. This is the lonely life of being alone. ©MH
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Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 at 12:10 PM UTC
There Is A Stranger In My Home
Love became just a stranger to me, I came home one night, And all of my belongings has disappeared, Mysteriously. I never knew, silence could be your worst enemy. A newcomer to this type of pain, I will never look at another visitor the same. Again. Yet, this slithery, silent, serpent still creeps.. Clutching on my throne.. I'm praying to hear God's voice.. But the echo of a closed mouth Is too profound. I never thought love, would make stranger in my home. This is the lonely life of being alone. ©MH
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Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 at 12:10 PM UTC
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