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I was an empty slate once And young Now I am filled with With what exactly? With what that makes up My identity With fragments that make up The way I love With what that attracts And all those things that I discard And all those things that I want But don't have That I'm worth But beyond reach And I sit Upon dying grass Selfishly for my own needs They suffer a little bit more I sigh Because the slate that I am Filled with unknowns and fragmentations All long for balance and question and doubt Every step I take Wondering if it leads me closer or further From the harmony I unrealistically, desperately seek Which I know will inevitably lead to the dead end and void that I still feel everyday
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Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016 at 11:37 AM UTC
Fragmantations,
I was an empty slate once And young Now I am filled with With what exactly? With what that makes up My identity With fragments that make up The way I love With what that attracts And all those things that I discard And all those things that I want But don't have That I'm worth But beyond reach And I sit Upon dying grass Selfishly for my own needs They suffer a little bit more I sigh Because the slate that I am Filled with unknowns and fragmentations All long for balance and question and doubt Every step I take Wondering if it leads me closer or further From the harmony I unrealistically, desperately seek Which I know will inevitably lead to the dead end and void that I still feel everyday
SirReal
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Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016 at 11:37 AM UTC
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