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You deserve to be happy

A very hard day
Comes to your life
Maybe you never
Never
Think about that

The reality
The pain
The sorrow
You have to take them all
Yeah, you have to

Because she will never know
She does not want to know
She is happy with her own choice
And you
How about you
You deserve to be happy

Just go
Run and leave
Treat your wound
Release your pain

Just believe it
Everything will be okay
Although
Everything won’t be the same
But

You deserve to be happy

This poem is written by me. It tells about someone who wants to give support to someone else. You deserve to be happy no matter how hard your problems right now.

Ruth Fenandha Pramasita

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