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You still have to fight demons, some succeed in killing you! You must still walk, even if you went lame, or you bleed, monthly, weekly or hourly...
Decluttering the tarred breath, Oh so is it done? So easy, Was It Really? Or have you paid price? None saw behind, When you peg away through the failures, They see the untainted white guise, Below it, you have scars, Speak up now when you have time! Don’t Believe In Next time Like you did last time! You kept mum believing they’ll believe but They Never Change. Earlier they threw stones To stop you Now they make a castle so high of expectations or assumptions, From where they can see, How do you dig the land deep enough to form an elevated platform finally? They’ll Be keen Always. In you… Princess They have time so free! Do you too? No, You still have to fight demons, Some succeed in killing you, You must still walk, Even if you went lame, Or you bleed Monthly Weekly Or hourly You bear all sorts of thuds before Or listen! This time if you feel like relaxing Don’t hesitate! Unlike you did last time. You ain’t answering anyone. What? When? Why? Relax until you reload yourself. The alter ego appears each time you gave grace to the mirror! Pretty you or pretty not? Who decides? All of them have ghost stories Not everyone has the guts to narrate! Unlike you did last time! Unlike you did last time!
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