May 5: Hamartia - A deadly flaw resulting in the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine
I have loved everyone. Ns did.
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They have loved me. Did they?
I have provided everything.
They have provided everything. Or so i thought
The curtains rose
And the truth triumphed.
The fact was on mine side,
But the consequences were not.
The fact has constantly won.
But now it’s too late.
I have actually loved everyone.
They have loved me.
But the was no love
It was exploitation,
For them, it was opportunity.
It was not a formidable enemy from without
who beat me.
It to be my very own head
It to be my very own ignorance
It was my very own heart
who failure to see the true enemy
It was my own love
That brought me come this pit
My adversaries laugh
My enemies celebrate
I to be no much longer a hero
no longer a champion
I became a hero without a heart
There is no such point a hero without a heart
Only who
whose heart was ripped the end of their chest
the light, extinguished
An ocean of rage,
Anger, hurt
They thrive
Inside mine veins
While the fall of love
Mercy, forgiveness
They drown
They have actually left me.
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