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Though stick and stone may crack the bone, strong words doth pierce the soul. Though bones may mend, tis sadder then, hearts ache to ages old. Though flesh shall heal, grow deeper still such lashes whipped from tongues; though brushed like ash from flinching eyes, burns deep the pain unsung. With calloused hands, hourglass sands should tumble to their place; no help from Time casts hurt aside - the unforgotten face. Burdens below, still on it grows, the dark that hides inside; no one shall know, I'll never show, this broken heart of mine.
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Dec 12, 2020
Dec 12, 2020 at 4:11 PM UTC
The Hourglass
Though stick and stone may crack the bone, strong words doth pierce the soul. Though bones may mend, tis sadder then, hearts ache to ages old. Though flesh shall heal, grow deeper still such lashes whipped from tongues; though brushed like ash from flinching eyes, burns deep the pain unsung. With calloused hands, hourglass sands should tumble to their place; no help from Time casts hurt aside - the unforgotten face. Burdens below, still on it grows, the dark that hides inside; no one shall know, I'll never show, this broken heart of mine.
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Dec 12, 2020
Dec 12, 2020 at 4:11 PM UTC
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