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I'm so far inside myself Starting to feel like someone else Getting lost in the dreams Of the girl in mirror That I can no longer see She's beginning to scare me And it seems like my mind Is her favorite flavor of coffee She drinks up my thoughts And gets a rush of energy All I can feel for her is envy Yet, she's supposed to be inspiring And me? I'm practically dying Just waiting for the mood to strike Finding the right music to surround me It's tiring and I've been living life so patiently Feeling like It's starting to get to me Breaking the mirror inside my eyes Does nothing Neither does smoking out my mind She just seems to soak it all in Breathing in the fumes of my coffee Giving me nothing but an empty space And my face Is just her face, minus the evil grin I can't even begin My muse is addicted Trying to get her on the mend Find the fix she needs So this beginning Doesn't start with the end
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 11:29 AM UTC
My Muse And The Coffee She Drinks
I'm so far inside myself Starting to feel like someone else Getting lost in the dreams Of the girl in mirror That I can no longer see She's beginning to scare me And it seems like my mind Is her favorite flavor of coffee She drinks up my thoughts And gets a rush of energy All I can feel for her is envy Yet, she's supposed to be inspiring And me? I'm practically dying Just waiting for the mood to strike Finding the right music to surround me It's tiring and I've been living life so patiently Feeling like It's starting to get to me Breaking the mirror inside my eyes Does nothing Neither does smoking out my mind She just seems to soak it all in Breathing in the fumes of my coffee Giving me nothing but an empty space And my face Is just her face, minus the evil grin I can't even begin My muse is addicted Trying to get her on the mend Find the fix she needs So this beginning Doesn't start with the end
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 11:29 AM UTC
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