Chipped
How fractured my life did become.
How out of color it did slip.
From that devastating experience,
that caused the first chip.
I should have tended to it,
when it first occured.
Maybe then the color in my life,
would be less obscured.
But...
I didnt tend to the chip.
Instead, ignored it completely.
And every chip since.
Until now, regrettably.
For there are no chips left to tend.
No preventative measures i can take.
Only jagged cracks colorless, deep.
Slowly growing with every move i make.
I have no hope.
The cracks i cannot bind.
Who knew one little chip,
could shatter a souls mind.
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