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Correctionnal Institute - Lesson 1 : Love
by Samar Souli :
A habit of letting them in, to be screwed in thought
Low esteem and self destruction has it brought
Continuous till finding a key out to some light
Could hear her cry after they left the entire night
Caught between pretence and the ultimate fight
She’d hold her pillow and fill it with tears
While staring at the bruises and vanquishing fears
She’s a regular, yet “ordinary” is not the word to say
Absorbed everything around her, interpreted in her way
She is the kind to be scared of, without letting her smell it
If done so; she’d enjoy it satanically and rebel it
Mystical-redemption-seeker; was she; yet unable.
Unleash that violent behavior put booze on the table
Then came he, what made him different?
Wasn’t about the body; was a laughter servant…
Enchanted was she by eloquence of mind elegance
A prince in the dark that gave birth to a spark…
She loved the laughter runs and feared time passing
While she was healing and her troubles regressing
She wasn’t a masochist but pain helped reach an aim
Never was she that proud to hear said her name
She loved that picture, so much so, she’d live in that frame
He was a curse of a passionate love and a resonating flame
At first she took it for laughter and followed the game
In spite of her she found herself charmed and loving
When in past time, Hatred was all of what she was having
After all how many fell in love and were loved ?
How many tears by only hugging were shoved ?
“Freedom” was their motion, motto and device
He’s taken her heart and mind out of surprise
Somebody that she could never forget or despise
He’s gone now but she’s healed of her sickness
She developed a life-long safe cure and resistance
He is not a god, not a guardian nor an angel
He is a human, a different one, put her back in cradle
With much more energy, faith and smiles drawn
A heart beating again and a lesson to be shown
Samar Souli