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My body is like a garbage dump. It absorbs the trash people don't want anymore: The hairdresser's abandoning father The blog follower's self mutilation The family's dark past The boy's suicide attempt My mind is like a sewer. It's the drain that catches everyone's waste: The noble girl's **** The boy's love battle The drunk man's broken past The dear friend's "Goodbye Call" Soiled oceans of sobs from those I love To those I've never truly met Mixed together Putrid with self hate All coming together for me to collect for them My soul is like time bomb. It takes on the weight of people's misfortune People's biggest regrets And people's deepest pains It ticks steadily with the weight of other's And my own hurt Feeling more weight from others Further pushing the timer forward Steadily ticking And the scariest part Isn't the stories being told Or the hurt that I hold Or the ticking It is the unknown moment when there is no more Ticking.
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Jul 23, 2013
Jul 23, 2013 at 12:57 AM UTC
Garbage
My body is like a garbage dump. It absorbs the trash people don't want anymore: The hairdresser's abandoning father The blog follower's self mutilation The family's dark past The boy's suicide attempt My mind is like a sewer. It's the drain that catches everyone's waste: The noble girl's **** The boy's love battle The drunk man's broken past The dear friend's "Goodbye Call" Soiled oceans of sobs from those I love To those I've never truly met Mixed together Putrid with self hate All coming together for me to collect for them My soul is like time bomb. It takes on the weight of people's misfortune People's biggest regrets And people's deepest pains It ticks steadily with the weight of other's And my own hurt Feeling more weight from others Further pushing the timer forward Steadily ticking And the scariest part Isn't the stories being told Or the hurt that I hold Or the ticking It is the unknown moment when there is no more Ticking.
tori-hart
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Jul 23, 2013
Jul 23, 2013 at 12:57 AM UTC
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