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Becoming...

I choose now to write
A thought about
Thoughts, a tale about
Feelings.
How I wanted to,
But, did not
speak up or express.
I chose, but,
To be hurt,
To feel betrayed,
Disappointed,  by
The ones I thought never will
Defeated in every path,
I chose
Stopped time I did,
Flipped a few pages back,
And stared at life,
As an outsider, a stranger
With no judgment…
I wanted to
And failed
To say no, to opine
To choose differently
To be happy and
Not carry the burden of
My choices.
I chose the sorrow,
I chose betrayal,
I chose yesterday, I chose today.
I chose to become.
Alas! Time waits for no one,
I lay with my eyes open,
On a bed of choices and doubts.
Pages of life turned to
A tomorrow with hope,
New paths to pave
A path to a new Becoming…


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