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Something was a bit different this time We moved her out of a place she lost everything on A place of disastrous memories, left cuddled in every corner No "moto" to grow Born autonomous and only to remain that way Just living, breathing, nothing but courageous...Just...Just... Now, I think of all she's lost. I stare at the floor, once cleaned of filth. The walls hold the pale of pictures hung--Only yellow surrounds them, as a respect of nicotine that scars the surface Now, she exists where her predecessor once lived. Almost an exact replica! She withholding her pity and junk!
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 10:37 AM UTC
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Something was a bit different this time We moved her out of a place she lost everything on A place of disastrous memories, left cuddled in every corner No "moto" to grow Born autonomous and only to remain that way Just living, breathing, nothing but courageous...Just...Just... Now, I think of all she's lost. I stare at the floor, once cleaned of filth. The walls hold the pale of pictures hung--Only yellow surrounds them, as a respect of nicotine that scars the surface Now, she exists where her predecessor once lived. Almost an exact replica! She withholding her pity and junk!
March 11th 2014
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 10:37 AM UTC
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