The Long Path to Solitude
Sober, Healed, & Stronger Than Ever
Long path to solitude
All over a family feud
Yes, I was a cruel dude
With a bad attitude
Never in a good mood
I didn't mean to be rude
I owe God my life and gratitude
Long path to solitude
I had to get sober
My body ached all over
I learned to heal
Forgive, forget, and start over
Knee-deep in this crossover
My enemies didn't like the
Switchover they dried to bury me
At a Passover, I had to think twice
Before my life is over
Long path to solitude
Stronger than ever
I overcame my struggles
Stayed clear of the trouble
Every day I felt like I had a stunt double
Wanting nothing more than
To bring me trouble
Long path to solitude
I had to seclude
To get back to a good mood
And adapt to a new attitude
Before I let my life stay screwed
Today I have nothing but
Gratitude from my
Long path to solitude
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I focus on creating inspirational poems, educational, and spiritual healing blogs from personal experiences. My topics help motivate people to heal from toxic relationships, mental health, and addictive behaviors.
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