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You’ve always been a midnight saboteur. From dawn til dusk, your convictions convince you but in the honest darkness, can you be sure? Your mouth is tangled by the tales you tell yourself, cinched tightly--your lips are purse strings. Since I’ve no confidence with a sword, will your Gordian knots triumph again? Too often, you’re enthralled by the charm of your attic lies, But tonight, you’ve finally pulled apart the bad. Turn on the light and see you’re good.
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 9:44 AM UTC
Sabotage Yourself
You’ve always been a midnight saboteur. From dawn til dusk, your convictions convince you but in the honest darkness, can you be sure? Your mouth is tangled by the tales you tell yourself, cinched tightly--your lips are purse strings. Since I’ve no confidence with a sword, will your Gordian knots triumph again? Too often, you’re enthralled by the charm of your attic lies, But tonight, you’ve finally pulled apart the bad. Turn on the light and see you’re good.
A work in progress--like all the others--constructive criticism welcome!
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 9:44 AM UTC
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