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He staggered to the med-line and wept bitterly from his soul for the hope, he feared, he'd never find to fill that gaping hole. Somewhere in the sands of time, a boy plays at his father's feet - when happiness didn't cost a dime and he danced to a different beat. But that was years ago - the song had ended much too fast. He refused the meds, walked real slow, and cradled his playful past.
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Apr 29
Apr 29, 2026 at 11:13 PM UTC
Song of Sanity
He staggered to the med-line and wept bitterly from his soul for the hope, he feared, he'd never find to fill that gaping hole. Somewhere in the sands of time, a boy plays at his father's feet - when happiness didn't cost a dime and he danced to a different beat. But that was years ago - the song had ended much too fast. He refused the meds, walked real slow, and cradled his playful past.
JA-Perkins
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Apr 29
Apr 29, 2026 at 11:13 PM UTC
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