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An appeal to the Almighty

 


Dear God, 


Make them stronger who hurt without knowing the pain they cause, 

Make me strong, but make them stronger so that they can face the words they once threw at someone

Make them stronger so that they heal from the wound they've been a part of

Make them stronger so that they can let it go, even if it is repeatative 

Make them stronger so that they don't lose hope of loving and happiness after they come across such agony

Make them strong enough, so that they can forgive those who have bled their heart, 

And themselves if they realise they have done that too... 

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