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Elegy


because I wanted to be
one among them
there was no chance
I could have been 
different from the rest
while I spoke less 
they had so much to talk
my struggle of scrounging
for spaces to speak
though gifted me with 
art of an epigram 
but somehow, I remorse over
how it took me away 
from the empathetic myself.

This poem has been inspired by APM Nation's Prompt ''WRITE AN ELEGY TO A PART OF YOU THAT YOU LOST SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY''

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