They walked out of your life.
They wanted to see you suffer.
They expected you to crawl after them.
They thought you'd plead and cry.
Let them go.
There will always be those who walk out of your life.
They will be sure of your anguish in their hearts.
They'll talk about your fate as if it were in their hands.
They'll laugh at you behind your back.
Your misery may become their laughing stock.
Let them go.
Sooner or later, God will show them who he is.
Your blessings will reach their ears.
They will learn that you were in anguish because they were a part of your life.
They will realize that they were like a curse in your life.
They'll know that your life changed immediately after they left.
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Gloria Penelope
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