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The past may come back to haunt us once in a while
Like being trapped in a past memory lost in time
It may cause pain to old scars
But we live in a place and time that does not seem to tell us apart
Who I was is not who I am
It seems as if society choose to remind us of our flaws and faults
Not applauding us for our courage to move on from the past
Indeed our mistakes are a part of who we are
But it’s how we choose to correct and move on from those mistakes, makes us who we really are
So stand tall and be proud to say
Who I was is not who I am today
It’s time to rise above and move on
In the past I shall no longer stay.
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