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The first line iced with hope; straight from the heart. Melody striving to impress; the sound of a fresh start, The world would hear the latent pain- only they listened closely. And maybe in those happy lyrics, they would see the irony. No, never with their minds; they only listened with their ears. Only heard her 'happy' melody; never her unspoken fears. Sung too many times, her chorus had lost its charm. 'Encore. Encore. It can't possibly do you any harm.' The winds yelled cruelly, the clouds roared with fury and might. Trials and tribulations; the universe always ready to pick a fight. There was no exit from this world- this battlefield of horror, Where soldiers trudged unarmed, yet unscathed never. Nostalgia struck; breaking through her unfortified mind. The prettiest of smiles on her lips; it was time to rewind. There was no audience; not a soul around to stare. Singing on the road sans inhibition, she had not a care.
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 7:04 AM UTC
Singing on the Road.
The first line iced with hope; straight from the heart. Melody striving to impress; the sound of a fresh start, The world would hear the latent pain- only they listened closely. And maybe in those happy lyrics, they would see the irony. No, never with their minds; they only listened with their ears. Only heard her 'happy' melody; never her unspoken fears. Sung too many times, her chorus had lost its charm. 'Encore. Encore. It can't possibly do you any harm.' The winds yelled cruelly, the clouds roared with fury and might. Trials and tribulations; the universe always ready to pick a fight. There was no exit from this world- this battlefield of horror, Where soldiers trudged unarmed, yet unscathed never. Nostalgia struck; breaking through her unfortified mind. The prettiest of smiles on her lips; it was time to rewind. There was no audience; not a soul around to stare. Singing on the road sans inhibition, she had not a care.
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 7:04 AM UTC
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