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Is is okay, to hide the pain; The pain that is buried deep inside my heart, The pain that screams, And tries to rip its way out of my heart that is its cage? I tell myself; “It's going to be okay just hide the pain, it go away sooner or later” I smile, I laugh, I dance, I sing, I’m Happy, not really. But it is okay to lie about this pain deep inside my heart Because if I you told you all my dark secrets, My fears, my pain, Then you would never be the same; You wouldn’t be able to look me in the eye’s, You wouldn’t be able to figure out if I’m happy or sad anymore, You wouldn’t know if I was lying or telling you the truth. So I’ll keep this pain locked away, buried deep down, Stitched down to my heart so it doesn’t reach my voice. So don’t worry, don’t think, I don’t want to tell you my pain, So don’t ask, because I’m doing this all for your own safety.
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Mar 9, 2017
Mar 9, 2017 at 5:28 PM UTC
My Pain
Is is okay, to hide the pain; The pain that is buried deep inside my heart, The pain that screams, And tries to rip its way out of my heart that is its cage? I tell myself; “It's going to be okay just hide the pain, it go away sooner or later” I smile, I laugh, I dance, I sing, I’m Happy, not really. But it is okay to lie about this pain deep inside my heart Because if I you told you all my dark secrets, My fears, my pain, Then you would never be the same; You wouldn’t be able to look me in the eye’s, You wouldn’t be able to figure out if I’m happy or sad anymore, You wouldn’t know if I was lying or telling you the truth. So I’ll keep this pain locked away, buried deep down, Stitched down to my heart so it doesn’t reach my voice. So don’t worry, don’t think, I don’t want to tell you my pain, So don’t ask, because I’m doing this all for your own safety.
Pardon my wording and such, this is one of my older poems, so it may not be phrased right or the grammar may not be the best.
ad-snail-spirit
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Gender Fluid
Mar 9, 2017
Mar 9, 2017 at 5:28 PM UTC
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