Tale of two Nights
They say that the brightest day comes after the blackest night
And that when you're at the bottom things can only go up
But I think the people who said this hoped they were right
For they needed a reason not to give up
Maybe it is just my experience where it always the inverse
And I feel as if I am free falling
Off the tallest thing in the universe
And there is no possible stalling
And I keep going looking for something to grasp
Only to find my hands burned and raw
Unable to yell because my voice is rasp
I finally land and I survive though I am all broken and mangled
I look at the mountain, which took time to build
I know that I have to get started again so I untangle
Myself and begin to rebuild
Now stuck in the shadow of what I used to be
And wondering if this is how it's always gonna be
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