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This is Walter Higgins’ story.
His story is his own.
Born of pain
And heavy blame,
And preconceptions thrown.

If we see our own reflection
In this story that is his.
Feel the pain
And live the blame
And know the lesson that it is,

Remember that each story carries
Examples for us all,
To hold some dear,
And some to fear
When the darkness comes to call.

To Walter, this is no example,
To him, it’s only life.
Born of pain,
And heavy blame,
And joy that turned to strife.

This is Walter Higgins’ story,
Respect that it’s his own.
Yet should you feel,
A soft appeal,
Your story, now, has grown.

-Jasmine Hill



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