Living in Life's Locked Park

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In life's locked park, I sought to tread,
Morning light, doors closed, restrictions bred.
Belonging to others, I couldn't unfold,
The doors of life, stories untold.

Insecurity shadows, a constant kin,
No acceptance found, tragic within.
Love eludes with a touch of despair,
Restrictions and faults fill the air.

Imperfect world, acceptance my plea,
Yet, a sense of hopelessness clings to me.
Rational or emotional, balance in vain,
Shackles persist, an enduring chain.

Days of solace, a memory distant,
Rage arises, emotions persistent.
Am I the architect of this desolate state,
Or reality's burden, a relentless weight?

Between self-hate and self-embrace,
Life's lessons unfold, a relentless chase.
In the depths of despair, a glimmer may gleam,
Yet ahead, more trials, a turbulent stream.

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