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I wonder what it's like To feel at home in one's own skin At all times, and in all places I feel conspicuous and maudlin My own mind is against me I fear my very thoughts My heart is but a stranger to me Capricious and withdrawn From all of this I tremble Somewhere deep within my soul For others' sakes, I try a smile, As I shatter and dissolve What is life, if not a nightmare Somewhere hidden in a dream? I could not wake up if I wanted; You cannot pinch a phantom's skin
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May 22, 2019
May 22, 2019 at 3:14 AM UTC
An Honest Mind
I wonder what it's like To feel at home in one's own skin At all times, and in all places I feel conspicuous and maudlin My own mind is against me I fear my very thoughts My heart is but a stranger to me Capricious and withdrawn From all of this I tremble Somewhere deep within my soul For others' sakes, I try a smile, As I shatter and dissolve What is life, if not a nightmare Somewhere hidden in a dream? I could not wake up if I wanted; You cannot pinch a phantom's skin
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May 22, 2019
May 22, 2019 at 3:14 AM UTC
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