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Unshatter - Poem

 Last week, I had the idea to write a poem about picking up the broken, shattered pieces of ones life. That literally was the concept. I sat down, started writing and let the words build a world, craft a narrative, develop a story that I was happy and proud of. I had one rule though that developed as I wrote this one. Every stanza must end with a rhyme or the same word. Examples are the repeated you   in the end of every line in the first stanza, or the e being a connecting factor at the end of the second one.  As you make your way through this poem you will understand, not just my narrative but the rhyming convention as well. I hope you enjoy it. Have a brilliant week, Your friend, Yitzy Schweitzer Unshatter - Poem Walking away from those who love you, To run towards the approval of those who despise you, Turning towards the masked faces, of souls who will seek to destroy you, Because you were broken by emotions that tried to overwhelm you. Those who loved you stood...

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