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The Color of a Broken Heart
A broken heart has no color—
It is the absence of color;
It is darkness, itself.
A broken heart feels like the Death of Hope—
It is the end of a most beautiful dream;
It is the crushing of life, itself.
A broken heart tastes like ash—
It is the tears not shed
And death, itself.
A broken heart feels like the absence of air—
It is a choking pain,
A torture without relief.
A broken heart looks like a shattered, broken mirror—
It was scattered and forgotten on the dusty old floor,
Never to be loved or cherished again.
A broken heart is black,
Black as darkness, itself.
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