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The Light
If death had a color
We’d assume it to be black
If fear could have its own form
We’d never be held back
Slaves to the darkness
And one with the shadows
Our shattered selves and the fragments that remain
Are nothing and no one but our own to blame
Because it is the light we fear
Not the dark
For in the light we see
Who we truly are
And in this roaring tunnel
That blinds, and breaks, and destroys
I can only hope to surface
To block out all the noise
To laugh, to find, to love
To find a greater purpose
To know it’s not all lost
To know it’s not all worthless
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