Cowardly warrior

[Ebrahim Algobi]

Cowardly warrior

I must appear to be a brave person in the face of my problems, which I fight with in cold blood and every
Those trucks that I got out of when I p
Arl,
But God is a cowardly warrior when K
It is related to a dear person
his condition,
a
See him and a thousand times
When I see a moment of relapse
Internally, a scream erupts, faltering and running in every direction.
I'm collapsing inside, with my blood on the floor, I feel that
one thousand
I moved to a place, as if I were a child
From the moment I saw you, I didn't hate myself
Weakness and what
Aziza in a moment
You could e
Get rid of it, even if a person exceeds those moments, they will perish
ingrained in his memory like a scar whose ugliness cannot be overcome,
Even if he recovers, he does not forget the moment when he healed himself.
. . . . .

[EnclosedReviewer]

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