Stretched and skewed Tap of the 8-ball and the cue Scratches fall through They are the scars of you

Criss Jami
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The scratches on the cue are the physical reminders of what you have done to yourself in an attempt to make it through another day. These scars are the only thing holding you together. You want to keep going, but your mind can’t take it anymore. It has become too much for you to do, too much for your body to handle, and, most importantly, too much for your heart to bear.

Source: Saloma: In Every Inch In Every Mile

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