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Shards of Glass
Harboring my emotions on the edge
 Give me a chance to explain I said
 Enough credit I deserve that you kept
 See that I'm alone, now there's nothing left
 See here is how it went
 You said you would be there in the end
 But we weren't halfway through 
 Doing nothing you drifted away to 
 Some new place, well I hope you're happy
 You left a mess back here for me
 Now i must step on these shards of glass
 Suffering since you chose yournew path
 Cutting myself on them because of you
 But i have found someone new
 To help me pick up the pieces you broke
 Placing them back together, lending me a renewed hope
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This poem reflects the struggle between two people from first-person point of view. Within these verses, a path of disillusionment and abandonment is made by the "other person" spoken of, and the first person telling the story has been broken by the selfish acts of the other. The shards of glass represent the pain inflicted upon the storyteller, or sufferer, and walking on them is like walking through them, or making it through his/her problems with the help of a selfless person.