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I was proud of myself for once, and everyone knows how rare that is, and I hoped that you would be too but you weren't, not that I know of. So it's back to the bottle I go. My emotions shuffle in one by one, sealed with a cork. I'll throw the bottle out at sea, hope to god it doesn't return, but I think the bottle acts as a boomerang, or maybe I threw it out too soon, because it always comes back. It mutates when it returns, some big monster just waiting, waiting behind the glass for me to mess up, for me to fall apart, for me to unleash him so he can do his job. And I'm tired of accepting defeat because now, all I am is weak and where will that get me? I'll never reach my peak. So I'll fight for the weak, fight for the lonely, fight for the obsolete because no one else will, and I'd hate to see another fall in my path. Maybe then you'll be proud. You will, won't you?
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 12:25 AM UTC
I Hope I Make You Proud.
I was proud of myself for once, and everyone knows how rare that is, and I hoped that you would be too but you weren't, not that I know of. So it's back to the bottle I go. My emotions shuffle in one by one, sealed with a cork. I'll throw the bottle out at sea, hope to god it doesn't return, but I think the bottle acts as a boomerang, or maybe I threw it out too soon, because it always comes back. It mutates when it returns, some big monster just waiting, waiting behind the glass for me to mess up, for me to fall apart, for me to unleash him so he can do his job. And I'm tired of accepting defeat because now, all I am is weak and where will that get me? I'll never reach my peak. So I'll fight for the weak, fight for the lonely, fight for the obsolete because no one else will, and I'd hate to see another fall in my path. Maybe then you'll be proud. You will, won't you?
written on may 20, 2013; originally posted on my blogspot under the title "pride."
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 12:25 AM UTC
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