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Wishes Should Remain Unsaid
You broken boy, you fractured poet, ready to show god your undying devotion
You brawling old, you new naive, composing hidden secrets in poetry
You speak of which you do not know and this does anger me so
Unknown to you is the price you’ll pay when wisdom knocks dear youth
You wish for voice, you wish for love, all you pray to your god above
But when harsh cries have tainted the air, brutal love and savage fair
Your only prayer will be this, that can return to the ignorance you miss

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