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I wave hello to myself reluctantly, expectantly but my image turns its back Walking away as I reach out for it it shakes its head I call out to it it walks faster Two steps away Beside myself with lonliness A shadow of my former self a dark, hollow shell of what I remember to be My hands unfamiliar as I lay me down on unfamiliar ground The unfamiliar feel of my palpatating ***** in my chest the sensation of the air grazing my body wistfully carelessly unaware of my state Me Hey You! I turn to see my reflection glaring at me, feiry and passionate It's not about you Try looking outside of your own scope and listening, watching, feeling other people's emotions, thoughts, sensations And maybe you'll understand And I will return to you and I will be able to become proud of the individual We will be And with that I blink and I am gone and then engulfed in a silence so complete that silence itself shudders
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Apr 4, 2010
Apr 4, 2010 at 12:17 PM UTC
My Reflection
I wave hello to myself reluctantly, expectantly but my image turns its back Walking away as I reach out for it it shakes its head I call out to it it walks faster Two steps away Beside myself with lonliness A shadow of my former self a dark, hollow shell of what I remember to be My hands unfamiliar as I lay me down on unfamiliar ground The unfamiliar feel of my palpatating ***** in my chest the sensation of the air grazing my body wistfully carelessly unaware of my state Me Hey You! I turn to see my reflection glaring at me, feiry and passionate It's not about you Try looking outside of your own scope and listening, watching, feeling other people's emotions, thoughts, sensations And maybe you'll understand And I will return to you and I will be able to become proud of the individual We will be And with that I blink and I am gone and then engulfed in a silence so complete that silence itself shudders
Written: November 25, 2009
miss-masque
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35/F/American
Apr 4, 2010
Apr 4, 2010 at 12:17 PM UTC
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