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Hardest lesson


I'm trapped within my mind I've built these walls, to keep me inside I thought I loved you, but I only loved a part of you. You gave me exactly what I needed, only for time being. Truth is I love myself more, and need my space Away from the world and with another soul more great The hardest lesson in life, is when to keep your restraints, when the time comes to pull away. The worst part of me, and my weakest trait I cant live life doing the same I cant keep living in the same pace There comes a time when I have to move on and claim my fate And embrace the future, I cant keep being afraid Of what's inevitable, and what's meant of me, and what I'm suppose to face.
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