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The horror, the rain, The misery, the pain. The factors of teenagehood And its ghostly being. From nasty rivalry, The silver teardrops quench the Hunger of discaring boys. They move on to their next victim. Words like love, hate, ***** Are thrown around and toyed with. Teenage socialism is a witch, Sweeping misery across the generation. Heartbreaking, the look in their eyes, Well up with tears, victims to lies. Teenagehood, it grasps you By its crooked claws. From your peace, it rips apart Your soul and leaves damage in its trail. Why do we have to suffer? Why can’t we return to the world? The world we loved and cherished. Toys and songs, now perished. Puberty, hatred, fear, They all add up to one phase in life. With its treacherous fangs. Hurt from distrust brings misery near. With sympathy to all, For a long journey ahead. Hold on to your sanity, For the reason you have previously read.
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Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 10:46 AM UTC
Teenagehood
The horror, the rain, The misery, the pain. The factors of teenagehood And its ghostly being. From nasty rivalry, The silver teardrops quench the Hunger of discaring boys. They move on to their next victim. Words like love, hate, ***** Are thrown around and toyed with. Teenage socialism is a witch, Sweeping misery across the generation. Heartbreaking, the look in their eyes, Well up with tears, victims to lies. Teenagehood, it grasps you By its crooked claws. From your peace, it rips apart Your soul and leaves damage in its trail. Why do we have to suffer? Why can’t we return to the world? The world we loved and cherished. Toys and songs, now perished. Puberty, hatred, fear, They all add up to one phase in life. With its treacherous fangs. Hurt from distrust brings misery near. With sympathy to all, For a long journey ahead. Hold on to your sanity, For the reason you have previously read.
hagilyforever
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21/F/Lost in this cruel world
Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 10:46 AM UTC
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