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Confusion and Adolescence

Bullet-wrapped words Spill from dangerous mouths, nonchalantly slurping rumors from fragile adolescence. A golden-plated intention wears a mask of gentle feathers, but becomes warped with ignorance and indirect self hatred. Careless and trivial, the public twists reality into sweet butter braids, melting into an oily confusion that only small children dare to question. It is I who asks for something more and aimlessly wanders varying distance for reasons unknown, and I float on words of people I’ve never heard of, and follow their fingers as they carry and steal innocent piano keys, as if they could truly open locked doors. Though attempted and failed, the insignificant longing trails behind a broken consciousness, wriggling between the wrinkles of time and crevasses of awful brain matter, allowing this to never begin, never continue, and never end.
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monica-belle-brand
American
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Dec 8, 2011
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