Tell me where to draw the line in the sand
Between being a brother
And being a father figure
Sands of times
Life lines are drawn with a big stick
Theodore Roosevelt is smiling on a young all american clueless teenager turned young soldier worrying about things no others should struggle with
A 16 year old dealing with social rejection and seclusion
A 13 year old trying to find where holding hands stops and tongues meet
A 7 year old who has migranes daily from a father who never was
I can't drawn straight lines
A rocking chair watches the tides wash away a single phrase
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 10:41 PM UTC
Tell me where to draw the line in the sand
Between being a brother
And being a father figure
Sands of times
Life lines are drawn with a big stick
Theodore Roosevelt is smiling on a young all american clueless teenager turned young soldier worrying about things no others should struggle with
A 16 year old dealing with social rejection and seclusion
A 13 year old trying to find where holding hands stops and tongues meet
A 7 year old who has migranes daily from a father who never was
I can't drawn straight lines
A rocking chair watches the tides wash away a single phrase
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