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Pleading

by Arry

We have a goodbye, Two paths fade in the dark night, Hands hold nothing now. Words left in the dark, Your loud whisper cannot reach, Love silently screams. I gather the dust, Wave a tear to what we learned, Let the healing in. Silence in my mind I wish that I had spoken up Now you walk away.
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Arry

I naturally value solitude because it brings me peace. Crowded environments often cause me stress, particularly when I sense a lack of authenticity in the room. I do not dislike people, nor do I seek their validation; I simply desire genuine, loyal friendships. I have a strong intuition for dishonesty and tend to distance myself from untrustworthy individuals. However, I am highly open and loyal to those who are authentic. Trust is paramount to me.

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