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Moggy's Mutterings - 22. Prisons
1.
The shadows in your eyes,
Talk of pain, hurt, betrayal.
Shadows haunt your movement.
Mouth smiles, never reaching your eyes.
So many fooled.
You sing.
You laugh.
No one looks at the bars covering your heart.
Are they there to keep you in? Or others out.
2.
I used keep my thoughts, feelings and dreams imprisoned.
If I let them out, people might not like me anymore,
and me is all I have.
Releasing the voice to what’s inside me,
may lose me some people in my life,
but those who matter,
will accept all of me, bars included.
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