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Dear Diary, Why does life seem to wrap you up in a cup of madness then tip you out and watch you spill the contents of yourself onto a cold and muted tile floor? Why, dear Diary, does everyone expect you to react perfectly in every situation and robotically fix and tweak and mutate? Diary, I am not a machine. I can't bend this way and that at the same time without breaking. I can't smile a smile that I don't believe. I can't, and I won't. Diary, You have so forlornly sit in the back of my mind gathering dust and termites and grime I can hardly speak to you at all for my problems you cannot solve. Just a lended ear do you offer A lonely penance for my coffer To spare a word a thought, some grace to be able to pick up my forlorn face. I look into the ***** night so hateful and full of spite Reprehensible rejection cease as it knocks me to my knees. Dear Diary, I do plead, Save my soul or else I'll bleed.
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Oct 21, 2010
Oct 21, 2010 at 7:38 PM UTC
Dear Diary
Dear Diary, Why does life seem to wrap you up in a cup of madness then tip you out and watch you spill the contents of yourself onto a cold and muted tile floor? Why, dear Diary, does everyone expect you to react perfectly in every situation and robotically fix and tweak and mutate? Diary, I am not a machine. I can't bend this way and that at the same time without breaking. I can't smile a smile that I don't believe. I can't, and I won't. Diary, You have so forlornly sit in the back of my mind gathering dust and termites and grime I can hardly speak to you at all for my problems you cannot solve. Just a lended ear do you offer A lonely penance for my coffer To spare a word a thought, some grace to be able to pick up my forlorn face. I look into the ***** night so hateful and full of spite Reprehensible rejection cease as it knocks me to my knees. Dear Diary, I do plead, Save my soul or else I'll bleed.
miss-masque
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35/F/American
Oct 21, 2010
Oct 21, 2010 at 7:38 PM UTC
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