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21:32
The notion
of being alive and
whole for me
has always tasted indifference
toward the tip of my
tongue because there are still
stoic days in which I constantly doubt
the way those living flesh
and ignited bones
inspecting each and every
indominatable fragments
of myself
so much that I began to wonder
if they would still perceive me the same
way they did
despite after knowing
the depht of the raised tissues built
upon the he surface of my
twisted collarbones
and the truth is that
I dont carry within the
marrow of my bones these improbable
shards of what
they supposed to be indelible
and
broken
for unjustified sins
it is only
on rare occassions
that I stand the privilege
to meet someone like
you
-- who reminds me that
I will still be worthy
for the gift of trust
and love
albeit the disintergrated thoughts I
have had
of myself
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Trust is, and will always be a valueble gift to this world, and to yourself. It expose to the one you gifted your gift of trust to, the irrevocable vulnerability and fragility.