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We may travel in packs But we're only ever just Distorted puzzle pieces Searching for our place. And it's hard. It's hard to fit into a puzzle That isn't yours. But how are we supposed to know? There aren't roll calls or attendance, Just expectant looks or Sideway glares That let you know if you're welcome Or if you're alone. But what happens when The image is supposed To make sense But one piece doesn't fit? How can someone deal with That pressure to fit? They run around the board, Squeezing into any open space They might resemble. Because they crave for That drug-- that feeling of belonging. They're driven insane, Depressed and alone, Trying to be someone they're not. These people drown When no one is looking, Detached, cold, Floating deeper into a dark mind All because no one made the effort To make them feel like They could fit. There's a lonely thing, When a piece hears the click into place But the flower on me Isn't like the swirl on her And the image is trash, Disgusting, hideous. And how can you tell That piece, That has felt the drug-- the feeling, How can you tell them to leave? Because sometimes we Click into cliques That aren't ours. These people break, When no one is looking, Silent, unwanted, Falling into an abyss of shun. All because they were turned on Giving no room for thought That they could fit. There's a difference, Whether the pieces fit Or the image makes sense. There's a beautiful thing, When all of the pieces fit, But each one belongs to A different puzzle. Where each piece hears the Satisfactory click into place. That feeling-- where you know You belong. That feeling-- it's a drug that Drives each of us insane, Depressed, and alone. And even though the Flower on me doesn't go With the swirl on her, The lines match And we all come together To make something truly beautiful. And no one thought it was possible, Even I lost hope. These people dance When no one is looking, Warm, content, Spinning on light feet All because they reached out, And made them feel that They fit. And when you find your puzzle, The feeling is unforgettable. Maybe it's a good feeling, Or a feeling so light, That it can fly on the lightest breeze, Covering your world in this feeling. I wouldn't know. I'm still dancing, drowning, and breaking. I know my puzzle is out there, And it's time that I stop waiting around, And go look for them.
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 8:39 AM UTC
Puzzle Pieces
We may travel in packs But we're only ever just Distorted puzzle pieces Searching for our place. And it's hard. It's hard to fit into a puzzle That isn't yours. But how are we supposed to know? There aren't roll calls or attendance, Just expectant looks or Sideway glares That let you know if you're welcome Or if you're alone. But what happens when The image is supposed To make sense But one piece doesn't fit? How can someone deal with That pressure to fit? They run around the board, Squeezing into any open space They might resemble. Because they crave for That drug-- that feeling of belonging. They're driven insane, Depressed and alone, Trying to be someone they're not. These people drown When no one is looking, Detached, cold, Floating deeper into a dark mind All because no one made the effort To make them feel like They could fit. There's a lonely thing, When a piece hears the click into place But the flower on me Isn't like the swirl on her And the image is trash, Disgusting, hideous. And how can you tell That piece, That has felt the drug-- the feeling, How can you tell them to leave? Because sometimes we Click into cliques That aren't ours. These people break, When no one is looking, Silent, unwanted, Falling into an abyss of shun. All because they were turned on Giving no room for thought That they could fit. There's a difference, Whether the pieces fit Or the image makes sense. There's a beautiful thing, When all of the pieces fit, But each one belongs to A different puzzle. Where each piece hears the Satisfactory click into place. That feeling-- where you know You belong. That feeling-- it's a drug that Drives each of us insane, Depressed, and alone. And even though the Flower on me doesn't go With the swirl on her, The lines match And we all come together To make something truly beautiful. And no one thought it was possible, Even I lost hope. These people dance When no one is looking, Warm, content, Spinning on light feet All because they reached out, And made them feel that They fit. And when you find your puzzle, The feeling is unforgettable. Maybe it's a good feeling, Or a feeling so light, That it can fly on the lightest breeze, Covering your world in this feeling. I wouldn't know. I'm still dancing, drowning, and breaking. I know my puzzle is out there, And it's time that I stop waiting around, And go look for them.
c-e-smith
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 8:39 AM UTC
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