In a sudden shift, I began to change,
My heart no longer beat for every pain,
I lost interest in the world around,
My eyes could not see, my soul unbound.
My heart grew cold, and sometimes empty,
I yearned to rid myself of melancholy,
But still it ached, no matter what I did,
I watched as I broke down and cried aloud.
I suffered nightmares in my bed,
Kneeling on the kitchen floor instead,
But I refused to speak of how I felt,
I learned to care less, to hide my heart's melt.
Yet still it hurt, no matter what I did,
I forced myself to stand and not be hid.
For healing comes from picking up the pieces,
And giving up on myself was not an ease.
I didn't want to die hurting and sad,
So I stood up, though most of me was mad.
I'd heal the broken parts of me and mend,
For giving up was not an option to bend.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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