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Selflessness


If I had it my way… I would pass back over the infinite abyss of rocky, tortuous paths Of Failed Attempts to Save Your Wretched, Reckless Soul And frantically collect the pieces of me I've lost along the way, In hopes that they could be stretched and smushed to fit In the holes of your jaded, hopeless heart…. Never speaking a single breath of all I lost, Only rejoicing in what you have gained.
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