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You painted a portrait
The lines were severe
The color was harsh
No vibrance found here.

Youth had diminished
The sounds of goodbye
Friends that were cherished 
Even thoughts of suicide.

You painted a portrait
No room for soft colors
It made others frown,
Misunderstand, Sometimes shutter.

Does time really show
In faces and clothes
the map of our lives
The roads that were hoed.

Will one day we live and
Stop pleasing the others, 
And walk down new Paths 
Climbing Mountains not gutters.

You painted a portrait
It's so sad to see
The evidence of life
Stolen from miseries.

Praying for life,
For God's second chance,
Yet life slips away,
And pain still enhanced.

You painted a portrait
The sadness was real.
It showed in both eyes
Reflected in tears.

But how do you change 
What has happened inside?
To cleanse away pain
To remove all that has died?

You painted a portrait
Then stuck in a sparkle
Could that be a sign
There is still life before us?

It must start in the walk
And end with a jog,
Climb mountains not mole hills
And sing right-out-loud.

Yes you can! Just believe!  
This could happen, you'll see!
It's in the step out the door, 
It's in the shine of your teeth.

Remove all the barriers,
Repaint all the scenes
That covers the shadows 
Rub salve on the stings.

You'll be light as a feather
and sing many songs, 
Paint pictures, write stories, 
Release all the flaws. 

You painted a portrait 
In the end it will be 
Not the tears that have fallen
But the strength to succeed.

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