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| | | | | Coping abuse comesin many formsso as coping. one could smileand just moveforward. one could prayharder -with the hopeof making themstronger. one coulddo therapyhoping the doctorswould find a cureand make themforget. one couldcould withrawfrom the worldhopes to wakeup, happy and sane. but what ifnone of it works?where do yougo from there? will the painever go away?... | |
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| | | Haiku inspired by Coleen's Tanka Tuesday's prompt No. 28, 4/2/24, Part I, Clear and Bright(April 4 - 18) Seimei ?24Kigo words used are Golden rays, decay, gloom and mist. Photo by Oleksandr P on Pexels.com Light forms in golden rays -Amongst the sway of decayParting the gloom and mist - https://tankatuesday.com/2024/04/02/24-seasons-syllabic-poetry-challenge-no-28-4-2-24-part-i-clear-and-bright-april-4-18-seimei-?24/ | ||