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Confessions
There were weeks and months, and a lot of war.
The moments of worst sorrow.
Everything disappeared.
Happiness seemed out of reach.
I wept till I was gently taken away.
Recovery would take decades; a long life
But, I have seen a great many things in this world.
There's a multitude of stories; beauty and brutality.
The only truth I truly know;
I was haunted by my own thoughts, by those around me, by humans.
But, I can promise you something.
Although I was so angry and afraid,
Although I was stepped on several times,
I’m better now.
On the brink of my extinction,
A voice told me, “Don’t worry, young girl. You’re safe, just come
a little further. Just hold on a little longer.”
Another said, “Don’t you know I love you?”
A third called out, “Come with me and I’ll show you something.”
The words remain stapled to me.
Everyone says there’s a girl who survived one of the toughest wars
of them all; the battle between human and thoughts.
At an unfortunate time, good luck had somehow made its way to me;
For that’s how I am the survivor.
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