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My tears have caught in my eye sockets, Far back where they cannot pass. I yearn for the temporary relief of their flowing, But that relief would not last. Once the tears dried up, Resolve trickling back into my mind, Self-hatred would be the only feeling, The only thing I would find. So, crying is not worth it, Though I feel ready to explode. I have run far from my past, When the tears always flowed. To return now, to break down my wall, Of cold, placid emotion, I think that would be a fall, Some sort of pitiful demotion.
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Apr 22, 2016
Apr 22, 2016 at 12:37 PM UTC
The Placid Wall
My tears have caught in my eye sockets, Far back where they cannot pass. I yearn for the temporary relief of their flowing, But that relief would not last. Once the tears dried up, Resolve trickling back into my mind, Self-hatred would be the only feeling, The only thing I would find. So, crying is not worth it, Though I feel ready to explode. I have run far from my past, When the tears always flowed. To return now, to break down my wall, Of cold, placid emotion, I think that would be a fall, Some sort of pitiful demotion.
CodyHaag
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Apr 22, 2016
Apr 22, 2016 at 12:37 PM UTC
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