Split
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A love so pure you are committed guilty.
A love so sweet you are left tasteless.
They were the heart in your body and when they left, you got split in two.
It's okay.
It's okay to feel loss,
to feel pain,
to feel broken,
because we are gonna heal together.
I hope these poems mend your pain.
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