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She walks again


He sits with the face of stone in his metal box Silent screams erupting from her soul She bangs her fist against the beast Her voice breaking with each word The beast looks on with no remorse His words rip through her like a jagged sword The metal cell opens and she stumbles out Too broken to stand she crawls to the curb Clutching to her chest a picture Her pained heart throbbing inside She wonders where it all went wrong In a blinding light he swoops in Helping her to her feet he tells her to let go Let go of suffering and let go of the pain He shows her how to stand on her own She's stronger now but sometimes the weight still brings her down But again he's there to show her she's not alone And he shows her she is loved She can now walk free of her past Her heart is free, free at last.
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Just a guy who's had a rough life but a who hasn't these days.

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