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jamie-waldrop
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When you say racism doesn't exist.
When you say racism doesn't exist, you are saying one of the most detrimental things you can say in our society. You are saying I know better. You are saying that it is okay. The things that you have experienced and the pain that you have felt is okay. Because I don't think it's real. I don't trust your experiences. I don't believe that you know more about what it is like to be you than I do. I don't care what history has to say. I don't care what you have to say. I don't trust you so your words don't matter to me. I don't trust you so your pictures, videos, interviews don't matter to me. When you say racism doesn't exist... What you're really saying is, "I still can't hear you." / And what then won't a person do to be heard?
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boyfriend wanted
must love rainy days / adventure / pumpkin carving
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Can you spare some CHANGE please sir?
The streets are paved with garbage / and the air is thick with smog. / In a world of repetition,
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I'm too young
I'm too young / to be this sick / of my own company.
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MPDG
I'm a little bit terrified that I'm / A real life / Manic pixie dream girl.
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Since the Day we Met
Five years, one month, and five days. / I don't even recognize myself anymore. / What did you do to me!?
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Existence.
Where conflicting strength forms sadness / there I find my inner child, / as the *myth* gives way to **madness**
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Because I Still Can't Say It
The first time you said it, it was raining. / I'd just taken my final, and had that sick, certain feeling that I'd failed it. / We were standing by your car and somewhere in the
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I See Dead People.
There was this movie. / It was really popular when I was a kid. / I remember this baby-faced boy, and the old bald guy.
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War
This twisting writhing maze / of innocence in confusion / distorted by the hands of time
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