In the quiet hours before dawn,
a figure stands alone,
shadows clinging like memories
that refuse to fade.
Eyes, once bright with dreams,
now mirror the void of a starless sky,
reflecting choices etched in time,
each a scar upon the soul.
Hands tremble, not from cold,
but under the weight of deeds
that echo in the silence,
a cacophony of regret.
The world moves on, indifferent,
while the unforgiven remains,
a solitary witness
to the remnants of a fractured past.
No absolution comes
from whispered prayers or tears;
only the passage of moments
offers a semblance of solace.
Yet within this desolation,
a flicker persists-a hope
that forgiveness, though distant,
may one day pierce the darkness.
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