Whispers of The Night by Hadil Diaf - HTML preview

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And still be there in the morning

Waiting for my night hell to end

And my eyes to open again

To look at you, savior

And know that hope is not yet over

~ 68 ~

You’re Not Allowed

You’re not allowed to see me cry

You’re not allowed to touch my scars

And sense the fear in my eyes

Or feel my inside world fall and die

You’re not allowed to witness

my weakness

Or watch me drown in total emptiness

For I no longer hold on to brightness

Or have the slightest desire of greatness

You’re not allowed to fill my gaps

Or look inside my mind when I collapse

You’re not allowed to uncover

my demons

Or hunt them down with your weapons

~ 69 ~

For they are what made me survive

The hell I’ve been living in for a while

You’re not allowed to address my soul

For it’s still pure and safe of wrong

For it still tries to heal the wound

Your world kept hurting for so long

You’re not allowed to wander in

my holly garden

For all it has are faded flowers that

won’t blossom

Crushed by the winds of regret

and boredom

Drowned by all the tears that keep submerging

All of my little hopes and secret wishes of dying

With a smile on my cold, pale face

~ 70 ~

And a petal of hope to conclude my race

Against depression, against falling

Into the infinite well of denial

You’re not allowed to hear me praying You’re not allowed to see the hidden me For all I am is a lost memory.

~ 71 ~

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There's nothing to save of me, and nothing to save me from.

For I am both the monster, and the victim.

~ 72 ~

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I lost a bit of myself in the process of recovering from my past injuries, trying to find my way to the light and save the good that’s left in me.