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This thought seems to be reoccurring. Like that stranger you see in the halls everyday, Yet you don't know their name Or even a fragment of their story. This thought has that exact feeling, But contains a bit more of a sting when it passes Through my fatigued head. This thought is of the fairytales All forged in my 3am mindset. A mindset that often strikes me at times Very distant from 3am. These fairytales are perfect in every way. But, as all things do they have a fatal flaw. They will remain as fairytales. Stuck in the depths of my mind that will remain Locked up like the restricted section of a library. Living a thousand lives just as the characters In fantasy books do. Straining to brake the chains and locks That keep it restricted from the outside world. Sadly, I am the only one trying to break these chains. Others say they want to, But fail to show up during this distant time Of 3am.
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Dec 10, 2016
Dec 10, 2016 at 11:23 PM UTC
3am Fairytales
This thought seems to be reoccurring. Like that stranger you see in the halls everyday, Yet you don't know their name Or even a fragment of their story. This thought has that exact feeling, But contains a bit more of a sting when it passes Through my fatigued head. This thought is of the fairytales All forged in my 3am mindset. A mindset that often strikes me at times Very distant from 3am. These fairytales are perfect in every way. But, as all things do they have a fatal flaw. They will remain as fairytales. Stuck in the depths of my mind that will remain Locked up like the restricted section of a library. Living a thousand lives just as the characters In fantasy books do. Straining to brake the chains and locks That keep it restricted from the outside world. Sadly, I am the only one trying to break these chains. Others say they want to, But fail to show up during this distant time Of 3am.
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Dec 10, 2016
Dec 10, 2016 at 11:23 PM UTC
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