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It often feels as though I was never meant To be the man that I have stubbornly become; It often seems more likely that at one time, During my checkered past, I laid in wait in the foliage, Sprung a makeshift trap, Subdued one of my pursuers, And assumed their identity It would be one of the few logical explanations For why I consistently sabotage my own path; Retreating to my sanctuary, Setting up tripwires around every corner, Poisoning my sole water source, Setting up sensors around my heart, Camouflaging the exposed crimson, And stalling for time that I no longer own
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Jul 13, 2021
Jul 13, 2021 at 5:02 PM UTC
Camouflage (The Curious Ramblings of an Aimless Man)
It often feels as though I was never meant To be the man that I have stubbornly become; It often seems more likely that at one time, During my checkered past, I laid in wait in the foliage, Sprung a makeshift trap, Subdued one of my pursuers, And assumed their identity It would be one of the few logical explanations For why I consistently sabotage my own path; Retreating to my sanctuary, Setting up tripwires around every corner, Poisoning my sole water source, Setting up sensors around my heart, Camouflaging the exposed crimson, And stalling for time that I no longer own
Why do I still daydream about the ending When the beginning is far from written?
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Jul 13, 2021
Jul 13, 2021 at 5:02 PM UTC
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