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the tattered soul
I could feel her negativity radiating like poison
Her heart full of black wilted roses
Surrounded in a bed of roses a cry
A cry of a tattered soul wounded of heartbreak
A explosion from Grey to a rainbow of colors
A fire in her soul long burnt out put to test
It was the days ahead the fire wouldn’t be out
This was when the fire was in cold environment
Struggling to survive the fire looked for wood
The fire burnt out looking for what wasn’t there
The passion which was no more a flame without
The withered rainbow drains out to darkness
Years of darkness with no sight finally ended
A heart wrapped in darkness that gained warmth
Warm beats which the roses aren’t black or gray
The petals of the roses pink, red, blue, and white
Lots of colors like lavender, green, yellow, gold
Either way the heart was to reach a new path
May the embers burn before you as you travel
Headed forth the heart was set to atoned distance or to a desired destination of hard ends
A new course for a rebelled and creepy path
A path of change, mends, breaks, and tight turns
Easy days hard nights an ongoing travel since light, new ways, new embers to burn and a happy new village of a new dark hays above
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