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*I hide behind the words on the page Living the lives of characters from another's brain Their adventures are my life I feel their broken hearts My hot, salty tears spill on the page with their words Their pain is my pain And their triumphs fill me with pride I hide behind the words on the page Because this bland world holds no interest to me Because my life is sleep, school, work And I want to live; not just survive A conglomeration of twenty-three letters Across hundreds and hundreds of pages Is like love at first sight I live behind the words on the page Because I can see not just the world But worlds beyond the farthest reach of my imagination Worlds full of magic and love, glory and defeat, creatures of night Where I can live an entire life in the span of two-thousand pages Then do it all over again The words on the page are the songs in my heart And I cannot wait to see how the next one starts*
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Mar 11, 2016
Mar 11, 2016 at 10:07 PM UTC
The Words On The Page
*I hide behind the words on the page Living the lives of characters from another's brain Their adventures are my life I feel their broken hearts My hot, salty tears spill on the page with their words Their pain is my pain And their triumphs fill me with pride I hide behind the words on the page Because this bland world holds no interest to me Because my life is sleep, school, work And I want to live; not just survive A conglomeration of twenty-three letters Across hundreds and hundreds of pages Is like love at first sight I live behind the words on the page Because I can see not just the world But worlds beyond the farthest reach of my imagination Worlds full of magic and love, glory and defeat, creatures of night Where I can live an entire life in the span of two-thousand pages Then do it all over again The words on the page are the songs in my heart And I cannot wait to see how the next one starts*
mayah-nance
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26/F/English
Mar 11, 2016
Mar 11, 2016 at 10:07 PM UTC
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