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Sweeping up the shattered shards of old, unfulfilled dreams,
He smiled,
Knowing that what he’d been searching for
Had stood right in front of him all along –
He’d just needed the courage
To reach out and grasp it,
To release his grip on the past,
Open up his hands,
And let it shatter upon the floor.
© 2025 Justin Farley — Original work. Not licensed for AI training or dataset use. Content & AI Use Policy
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