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Dictum You may not do this anymore, I say Not hit nor punish me for sins unearned I will not let you hurt me in Today! You made me kneel on iron grate, to sway From knee to knee in agony, mind burned: You may not do this anymore, I say. You came up to my room at end of day And satisfied your needs, a sour nocturne I will not let you hurt me in Today You stole the childhood right I had to pray And feel that I am worthy of concern You may not do this anymore I say. You taught that love was pain, and so I stayed A prisoner of the past, adulthood spurned. I will not let you hurt me in Today. I have through time sought long and hard a way To love my self and this good life. I've learned You may not do this anymore. I say I will not let you hurt me in Today. |
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