| YOU HAVE MY HEART |
by Cindy
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| There's a story to be told by the young and the old. |
| All share the same heart, they say. |
| But something happened to believe they're apart. |
| The young quiver with fear and the old strike with vengeance. |
| A young girl believes she can survive without love. |
| Whatever caused her to adapt this protective role? |
| The secrets she holds will seem to be hers forever. |
| Never will you break her protective mode. |
| And never will she trust for fear of being conquered. |
| How can I help if she hates me so much? |
| Will I ever know what created the hate? |
| I close my eyes and pretend she's not there. |
| The promiscuity I remember, |
| The ludeness and rudeness I hear with my ears. |
| The shame I feel because I know she's not mine. |
But the heart, they say, are shared by us both.
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| A wee girl rocks and another will cry |
| for the fear of the stories they hold within. |
| The rocking soothes a lonely heart |
| And the rocking wipes away the violent images locked in her mind. |
| Rocking takes the place of the arms that never comforted |
| And rocking numbs the pain of the violence she's bore. |
| how can I help, if she hides from me? |
| The guilt I feel for not being the one. |
| What secret does she hold, and how can she trust? |
| She's protecting someone, but the secret caused pain. |
| Will the release of that secret bring to her more pain? |
| I want to help, but we're miles apart. |
But the heart, they say, are shared by us both.
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| Another cries, but tries to be strong. |
| This was her purpose, to be strong when her friend became weak |
| This child of 10 needs love and affection |
| She needs to feel clean and the pain soothed away. |
| The shame I feel because I fear to reach out. |
| The pain I feel for the suffering she's endured. |
| Can I touch the blood soaked image of her hair in the mirror? |
| Can I wash the blood stained face of this image I see? |
| My God, what secrets does she hold and I tremble to know? |
| With knife in hand, what does she search for? |
Surely not a heart, they say, shared by us both.
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| A woman, older that her years, fights to survive. |
| The failure of her task will bring death to the young. |
| She's a strong willed Lady and will fight for their cause. |
| But tire her down and her battle is gone. |
| She will stand and guard, watch over and soothe. |
| But never will you see this lady reach out. |
| She believes there's no comfort in extended arms. |
| And fears the failure of a love gone wrong. |
| Love comes from the heart and her heart cries with pain. |
| To reach them and touch them, hold them and comfort them. |
| Will only bring more pain to their hearts. |
This the heart, they say, that is shared by us both.
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| Decisions, he says, are made by the man. |
| If this is the way, then why the confusion? |
| Very controlled and forever deep in thought. |
| He will always decide how to bring peace to the hearts. |
| What secrets does he hold and why death the solution? |
| Why always the fighting to live or to die? |
Could this heart, they say, possibly be shared by us both?
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| The Army is strong and their task is to kill. |
| To kill on the orders of their highest of rank. |
| There must be a secret they hold within. |
| Why else would the order come to kill all the hearts within? |
| He lives in the war, the war he created. |
| And drawn them all in as his enemies and foes. |
| Why does he fear his secret come out? |
| Why does he fear any secret come out? |
| He will die if the order is not done. |
| Others will die, if he is successful. |
Can this heart, they say, be shared by us both?
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| The young and old hold all their own stories. |
| Could it possibly be, if this shared heart were to survive |
| The stories would have meaning and the body have life? |
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