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ammarhimself
ammarhimself
23/M Hopeless wanderer, hopelessly wandering
I woke up today, thinking 'bout my life, And my past, It runs up to me like a panther, And I stutter, Arranging the words that I have to say, So that people won't ask questions and I don't have to mention, How ****** up I feel inside I'll just put it aside And let it collect duest Trust - that I won't be okay but I'll say I am And you'll believe me That eventually I'll just become a memory A past, a present that you'd slide in a conversation No future For me to participate in - I don't mind feeling like **** It's something I'm used to I admit I miss all of my friends but they're fine without me And life is so funny I feel like a joke that people keep missing the punchline I'm in the line - queuing up for happiness Instead what I got is the opposite I'm sick and tired of all these misery I feel like an old tree waiting to be cut down And when I'm down I lie there on the ground Cupping my hands and say a prayer Like a sailor I feel lost at sea You see I'm only 23 there's still so much for me to learn Even though I yearn for some sort of serenity I sling words on stage to keep my composure Cuz I'm sure, that as I come of age I need to learn from my mistakes And make my scars the stepping Stones of new beginnings And as I lie there on the ground feeling down I gotta fill these empty cups So I gotta get back up And I gotta keep walking And swim up when I feel like sinking See I got two younger siblings My brother he's only 20 There's still time for him to figure out who he's meant to be And my sister she's only six I'm no example Maybe an example for them to learn from Even though I wanna be her Superman but man I'm just a man Full of mistakes and flaws I take that after the old man But I'm not my dad And I don't wanna be that I'm just a man Full of mistakes and flaws That I gotta work on and move on And I'll try to be a better man **** man. I miss my grandma I miss evenings with her watching Indonesian telly dramas And my mama, she slaves herself away She's always away to provide a meal on the table And I wanna be able to make her proud She thinks I will no doubt And I will God's will No matter how long it'll take me I'll keep hustlin' Bustlin' through this mad city You see I'm only 23 Talking like I know **** But I don't know ****
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 11:40 PM UTC
Complaints
I woke up today, thinking 'bout my life, And my past, It runs up to me like a panther, And I stutter, Arranging the words that I have to say, So that people won't ask questions and I don't have to mention, How ****** up I feel inside I'll just put it aside And let it collect duest Trust - that I won't be okay but I'll say I am And you'll believe me That eventually I'll just become a memory A past, a present that you'd slide in a conversation No future For me to participate in - I don't mind feeling like **** It's something I'm used to I admit I miss all of my friends but they're fine without me And life is so funny I feel like a joke that people keep missing the punchline I'm in the line - queuing up for happiness Instead what I got is the opposite I'm sick and tired of all these misery I feel like an old tree waiting to be cut down And when I'm down I lie there on the ground Cupping my hands and say a prayer Like a sailor I feel lost at sea You see I'm only 23 there's still so much for me to learn Even though I yearn for some sort of serenity I sling words on stage to keep my composure Cuz I'm sure, that as I come of age I need to learn from my mistakes And make my scars the stepping Stones of new beginnings And as I lie there on the ground feeling down I gotta fill these empty cups So I gotta get back up And I gotta keep walking And swim up when I feel like sinking See I got two younger siblings My brother he's only 20 There's still time for him to figure out who he's meant to be And my sister she's only six I'm no example Maybe an example for them to learn from Even though I wanna be her Superman but man I'm just a man Full of mistakes and flaws I take that after the old man But I'm not my dad And I don't wanna be that I'm just a man Full of mistakes and flaws That I gotta work on and move on And I'll try to be a better man **** man. I miss my grandma I miss evenings with her watching Indonesian telly dramas And my mama, she slaves herself away She's always away to provide a meal on the table And I wanna be able to make her proud She thinks I will no doubt And I will God's will No matter how long it'll take me I'll keep hustlin' Bustlin' through this mad city You see I'm only 23 Talking like I know **** But I don't know ****
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I remember the first time we met. It was a festival. We were crowded out by breathless bodies bouncing but we rocked the night away. And I like how your eyes caught me amidst all those blank stares. It actually started in the train - the sharp curves of your smile pierced through the naivety blanketing my soul. I never breathed so sharply before. But I didn't mind it. We were seventeen and all we cared about were loud music and growing up. Not realising that growing apart is a part of that - taking up more space around us as we add more days into our life till the line between distance and time becomes blurry. And we find a home for each other in our memories. Naivety got the best of me. I chased the seasons on southern winds while you marched on with your soldier heart searching your true north, saving us from a civil war. And we parted. Only to meet again. And I am glad that we met again because my heart never understood the meaning of pain until I spoke your name. It took some time for me to realise that I was in love with you. It wasn't hesitation. It wasn't fear and it certainly wasn't doubt. I couldn't tell the difference between distance and time. I forgot the time I made a home for you and I didn't know time made a home for you while I was there looking, for you. At you. Looking into you. I am into you. I am into you so deep your eyes become the kiddie pool where I forgot I used to play. The pool where I learned how to breathe underwater. Talking to you is like breathing underwater - I hold my breath for every word you say. That's how deep I am into you. That's how I feel inside every time I'm with you - Like a kid having the time of his life drifting around in his favourite kiddie pool. Every girl I have met was a passing season. I was always caught in the crosswinds. Love never stayed and they always came in second. And I just realized that even after all these years you still came first. Number one two three words that I realized I had always wanted to say. Words that that we both knew but I never realized. But you knew. You always knew. And that realization hit me like a sharp breath. Like how it did back then. The festival. You are a festival. Truth be told, I am still deep in the pool of your eyes. And I am in love with you. And with great faith, I hope you are too.
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Sep 15, 2017
Sep 15, 2017 at 1:45 PM UTC
The Festival
I remember the first time we met. It was a festival. We were crowded out by breathless bodies bouncing but we rocked the night away. And I like how your eyes caught me amidst all those blank stares. It actually started in the train - the sharp curves of your smile pierced through the naivety blanketing my soul. I never breathed so sharply before. But I didn't mind it. We were seventeen and all we cared about were loud music and growing up. Not realising that growing apart is a part of that - taking up more space around us as we add more days into our life till the line between distance and time becomes blurry. And we find a home for each other in our memories. Naivety got the best of me. I chased the seasons on southern winds while you marched on with your soldier heart searching your true north, saving us from a civil war. And we parted. Only to meet again. And I am glad that we met again because my heart never understood the meaning of pain until I spoke your name. It took some time for me to realise that I was in love with you. It wasn't hesitation. It wasn't fear and it certainly wasn't doubt. I couldn't tell the difference between distance and time. I forgot the time I made a home for you and I didn't know time made a home for you while I was there looking, for you. At you. Looking into you. I am into you. I am into you so deep your eyes become the kiddie pool where I forgot I used to play. The pool where I learned how to breathe underwater. Talking to you is like breathing underwater - I hold my breath for every word you say. That's how deep I am into you. That's how I feel inside every time I'm with you - Like a kid having the time of his life drifting around in his favourite kiddie pool. Every girl I have met was a passing season. I was always caught in the crosswinds. Love never stayed and they always came in second. And I just realized that even after all these years you still came first. Number one two three words that I realized I had always wanted to say. Words that that we both knew but I never realized. But you knew. You always knew. And that realization hit me like a sharp breath. Like how it did back then. The festival. You are a festival. Truth be told, I am still deep in the pool of your eyes. And I am in love with you. And with great faith, I hope you are too.
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1680 Sometimes with the Heart Seldom with the Soul Scarcer once with the Might Few—love at all.
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Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Sometimes with the Heart