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They talk uncomfortably about the way things should be and small-town gossip and big-world dreams, after the insanity is ended and hot-heads still steam, Cold dinner on a plate push it with the fork, still tastes like hate It’s hard to swallow when collie-flower tastes like sorrow; Push in your chair and walk up the stair Your friend walks past and you smile although he knows that the tears are impending but he’s pretending not to see the fragile autocracy of an independent heart broken to pieces, fallen apart. The facade of a grin and the Everything’s fine while you’re screaming within and losing you Mind- What a curious condition that only Man can find; withholding emotion to shut out assistance intriguing resistance to a fight that is not there! but up you go to the top of the stair and tell your family that you don’t care, nothing’s the matter while inside you steadily become sadder, and you feel sick to the core just thinking about it, close the bathroom door (gently as to not make a fuss) and you make sure it’s secure before you start to cry the weight of the world took a rest on your chest and as you cry you come to realize you only cry in the bathroom
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 9:25 PM UTC
Crying in the Bathroom
They talk uncomfortably about the way things should be and small-town gossip and big-world dreams, after the insanity is ended and hot-heads still steam, Cold dinner on a plate push it with the fork, still tastes like hate It’s hard to swallow when collie-flower tastes like sorrow; Push in your chair and walk up the stair Your friend walks past and you smile although he knows that the tears are impending but he’s pretending not to see the fragile autocracy of an independent heart broken to pieces, fallen apart. The facade of a grin and the Everything’s fine while you’re screaming within and losing you Mind- What a curious condition that only Man can find; withholding emotion to shut out assistance intriguing resistance to a fight that is not there! but up you go to the top of the stair and tell your family that you don’t care, nothing’s the matter while inside you steadily become sadder, and you feel sick to the core just thinking about it, close the bathroom door (gently as to not make a fuss) and you make sure it’s secure before you start to cry the weight of the world took a rest on your chest and as you cry you come to realize you only cry in the bathroom
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 9:25 PM UTC
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