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He's better at burning bridges than fighting his personal demons.
Garret Schuelke
SourceLicence:Public domain
He's better at burning bridges than fighting his personal demons.
In just three short lines, this poem sketches a person who is good at the wrong thing. The "he" in the poem can walk away from relationships, cut people off, and leave things in ruins, but he can't face the struggles inside his own head.
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