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Growing Strong
Write a poem that starts with this line
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Worry not, my love,
your scars will heal over,
and new skin will erase
the memories
that haunt you
in your waking hours.
And your voice
will lose the shakiness,
that projects your emotions
into the stratosphere.
And your heart
will calm itself,
and give you a moment of peace,
for the first time in years,
since you were cut down
when you were still green.
Worry not, my love,
that pain isn’t you...
Once upon a time there live an girl named Lucy.she had a mother called Mira.They both lived happy even without Lucy’s dad after he had left them behind to marry a richer woman just because they were not enough money to him.one day Lucy said to her mother “can I go and play outside please mommy.” Her mother (Mira) said “yes as long as she would come back at dinner time.”when Lucy went outside she f...
growing strong
or growing cold—
which is the best way
to escape your hold?
do i sprout a spine
and tell you we’re through?
or do i ignore your control
and simply make do?
if i gain enough courage
to leave you forever,
that could break my heart
but also my fetters.
or if i stay in your embrace
and simply endure
yes, my cold heart will be numb—
but frozen things shatter.
growing strong wil...
Growing strong
Moving along
Held up by hands that have moulded,
My burdens shouldered
I trace with my fingers, pressing into my soft skin
This brand new year is mine for taking, fresh with opportunities, and happiness within
My tears have cleared my vision, and I’ve cleared my schedule for me
The candles are lit, the phone is off, and my mind is freed
I will be loved.
I will find love.
Becaus...
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