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Shroud
A soul who won’t be missed is all you are to me, a wretched thief who stole my childhood. Your forced intimacy ripped away the happiness of my youth, leaving wreckage of guilt and shame. You were a dark and ominous fog engulfing me, enshrouding my whole world. Only years of struggle and determination would rid me of that funeral dirge. You owe me for a life of darkness, but how do you give back a life that wasn’t yours to take? Now, after all these years of loneliness and pain, you're merely a bad memory. I am done with you. I no longer expect you to find the courage to tell the truth. Pat Nelson
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