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I'm a ghost of my past self.... an echo on a wall... bound to fall... or only falter. I walk my own way... the way I did before... nothing more I live each day dying more than the last. Those days have passed. Make it all last. I love my life like a child loves a toy. Like a father loves his boy. I am the destroyer of worlds. Never born to be in it. I am the singer of squirrels. Never born to be with them. I am the ignorant preacher. Fear gods wrath. Kinda has a ring to it... I am the deathly hollowed out man. Fear the sands of time just to turn on a dime and let everyone know... I'm the fake that nobody knows. I'm the adventurer who only found dirt. I'm the worm... that clogged the machine that never really worked. I once went to the end of time and then I lied to myself about how I got there. I am blue, I am red, I am grey. I am impaired. I am the patient nothing... Born to say something.
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Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 12:28 PM UTC
Ghost
I'm a ghost of my past self.... an echo on a wall... bound to fall... or only falter. I walk my own way... the way I did before... nothing more I live each day dying more than the last. Those days have passed. Make it all last. I love my life like a child loves a toy. Like a father loves his boy. I am the destroyer of worlds. Never born to be in it. I am the singer of squirrels. Never born to be with them. I am the ignorant preacher. Fear gods wrath. Kinda has a ring to it... I am the deathly hollowed out man. Fear the sands of time just to turn on a dime and let everyone know... I'm the fake that nobody knows. I'm the adventurer who only found dirt. I'm the worm... that clogged the machine that never really worked. I once went to the end of time and then I lied to myself about how I got there. I am blue, I am red, I am grey. I am impaired. I am the patient nothing... Born to say something.
Humdrum self reciprocating nothing.
Jamparnell
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24/M/Michigan
Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 12:28 PM UTC
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