Foundations
First, the ground fell
You shouldn't build foundations in people
Then, I retreated into the darkest parts of myself
Pulling open wounds, searching for a reason
That you did this to me.
I walked on eggshells
tired, but true; quiet and rough
A fire rumbled inside.
My dear mother told me
"Those that matter are forces themselves"
My pain was backlash
Against your own flaws.
Finally, I walked the floor
After so long inverted by shame
Love is not battle
But the force of a shared power
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