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I can't stand this fragile state of mind A blinding vision of how life is supposed to be Seeing nothing but what's between the lines Stuttering twitches from a peripheral fantasy Rising every morning with a new friend to find Death exists in sleep and dwells in lifes' design We're walking in our own shoes with someone elses eyes Mirrors gaze back with a hysterical laugh from reailty A weakening sight that the proud could never realize Or the smirking girls who get off on their honesty We're all hung up on something that helps us play this game An overwhleming emotion that paints our visions frame Tainting the meaning of individuality through a fronted scene Re-shaped compositions built from our iconic halucinations Living behind a hollow imagery with a profound fixation Of a subjective self portrait on an illuminated petistel A last hope for some sort of unconditional comfort refill These words live in place of who I once had been
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 4:46 PM UTC
Comfort
I can't stand this fragile state of mind A blinding vision of how life is supposed to be Seeing nothing but what's between the lines Stuttering twitches from a peripheral fantasy Rising every morning with a new friend to find Death exists in sleep and dwells in lifes' design We're walking in our own shoes with someone elses eyes Mirrors gaze back with a hysterical laugh from reailty A weakening sight that the proud could never realize Or the smirking girls who get off on their honesty We're all hung up on something that helps us play this game An overwhleming emotion that paints our visions frame Tainting the meaning of individuality through a fronted scene Re-shaped compositions built from our iconic halucinations Living behind a hollow imagery with a profound fixation Of a subjective self portrait on an illuminated petistel A last hope for some sort of unconditional comfort refill These words live in place of who I once had been
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 4:46 PM UTC
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