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Look at me

Strings from a symphony Each note begs for sympathy I know I'm your my enemy but show a little mercy I bear little gifts But the harvest was immense Dry lips and sweaty palms as I approach the alter I try to drank but i cant bear the sight of water "when did you leave?" i cry from my knees And the only response is that little breeze "why do you hate me?!" "we are not the same you cannot relate to me" The silence hurts and this person is a terror Ill come back another day ...Back to the Mirror
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montay-henson
26 / M / American
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Feb 5, 2012
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