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Her eyes glazed over in tears
I wanted to comfort her through it
But I couldn’t get rid of the fears
She’d battled so many demons
They kept at her, time and again
Hopelessly, she had given up
There was no way she could win
She glanced at me in the mirror
I looked away, I couldn’t take it
Why did this always happen to me?
Is there a chance I’ll never make it?
I’ve wiped away tears, forgotten the fears
Though it happens, on and off, through the years
Dry are my eyes, I’ve stifled the cries
But never shall I be able to sympathize
The Daily Post: Sympathize
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Both Moving and Beautiful. ☺⚘
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Thank you so very much! 🙂
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You are Welcome ☺⚘
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Twins bodies and souls separated at birth!
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that’s one way to look at it…I was actually speaking of the same person 🙂
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Thank you for sharing ❤
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Awesome write. I loved it from the opening line and I love your perfect ending.
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Thanks so very much, my friend! ❤
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