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life 1 min read 460 views Oct 4, 2015

The Tears of a man's broken heart

They say real men don't cry,

Wrong, real men cry and thats a fact,

We show our strength by holding it together in the front,

Enough for us to suffer in silence later as it slip out the back,

 

God gave us tears to use just like the women do,

So if my pain is that deep imma let it do what it do,

To cry in this world is considered weakness in itself,

Society wont touch u cause it's been frowned upon to  help,

 

Got meds but they wont numb it,

I wanna speed car wont gun it,

Got the gun but my hands wont touch it ,

Suicidal thoughts, my mental wont say *** it,

 

So you damn right imma let these tears fly,

Because real men can regain strength after them tears reside.

 

 

 

 

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Charles2

there is a place in a real mans heart for the interplay of waves in the tide of the ocean of emotion. look at all natural life. we are all interconnected ...and not to be affected is a lie. many people guard their emotions so closely that the least thing can have catastropic effects based upon circumstance. the key is to be in touch with yourself without too much sensitivity to implied external criticisms. having emotion is a great strength when balanced with a strong sense of self. good writing of sensitivity allows us to explore oueselves. great work

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