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by @erin-tommas

What is life when you really step back? Just a bunch of crowds waiting for the crack. I guess for you the silence became different; Like we were floating in a separate current. I try so hard to find the hate; Somehow I find that goes against fate. Remember the warmth you found in me? I've found that everything isn't so free. I often feel like the flattered fool; Drowning inside this bottomless pool. Trying to find safety upon the shore, When did I become a bore? I desperately wish I could go back; To save ourselves from this skipping track. They say that everything happens for a reason; But for now I choose to believe in treason.
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Dec 27, 2013
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