The Truth
When the truth came to me,
She swiftly entered my room,
bringing with her a certain coldness.
She knew everything about me,
Almost as if she were my journal.
Along with her, came a sense of
Foreboding and worry.
She told me I was okay,
But she had something to show
Me.
She took me home,
And showed me a pretty girl.
It took me time to realize,
This young girl was me.
It seemed hard to believe
I was once so happy.
She told me it wouldn’t last forever,
This depression I was feeling.
This was simply proof
I could once again feel joy.
She took me to the future,
And showed me my new life.
One where I had children,
And much ecstasy in my day.
Again, she told me it wouldn’t last,
This sadness I still felt.
One day I would be happy
Without all this doubt.
I soon felt tears
Fall freshly down my face,
As I realized she was right.
All I had to do was change.
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