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Sackcloth Grin
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Fear and Respect
It’s so easy
To confuse the two
One comes easy
One is easy to lose
I will always be afraid
Broken bones and scars
Are not synonymous
With bravery
In time, you will learn
what to do with those scars
You’ll ask yourself, “What use have I
For some false badges of pride"
And in the end
You never really forget your own skin
Just how to wear it
But when those hands
Closed around my throat
My vision faded and
But I laughed
I couldn’t help it
And just like that
I knew I had you beat
You knew then
What you know now
You’d never have
What you were chasing
I will always be afraid
But, you know what they say
The bigger they are…
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