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Spring faded too soon, yet again. There's no reason to worry about that. I would take the forlorn smile of autumn, Any day, any way. A soft gentle goodbye is all i hope for now, these days. Promises have been broken, I never thought they would last anyway. After all, every thing i have came with an expiry date, and a but Clause You lose some, some you gain, But nothing, you own. And that's okay. Solitude has opened my eyes, Destroyed the home company created. Illusions of belonging, When all you ever do is run. Running out of time, bidding goodbyes to life unknowingly, And that's okay. It's peaceful here in the oblivion, You'll know what i mean one day, anyway. My halo has been crushed, The weight of these wings were too heavy to bear, anyway. I miss my home sometimes, but i know I'm never going back. I see strangers looking out the open doors, their surroundings aged with longing and wait I hear strangers knocking, on the closed doors, Their hearts held in their fist, but no one is coming to receive them. Sometime home is nowhere to be found So you make one, out of yourself. You'll build yourself one, if you're lucky. But it's a fate i would not wish too strongly on anyone.
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 10:07 AM UTC
It's okay, anyway.
Spring faded too soon, yet again. There's no reason to worry about that. I would take the forlorn smile of autumn, Any day, any way. A soft gentle goodbye is all i hope for now, these days. Promises have been broken, I never thought they would last anyway. After all, every thing i have came with an expiry date, and a but Clause You lose some, some you gain, But nothing, you own. And that's okay. Solitude has opened my eyes, Destroyed the home company created. Illusions of belonging, When all you ever do is run. Running out of time, bidding goodbyes to life unknowingly, And that's okay. It's peaceful here in the oblivion, You'll know what i mean one day, anyway. My halo has been crushed, The weight of these wings were too heavy to bear, anyway. I miss my home sometimes, but i know I'm never going back. I see strangers looking out the open doors, their surroundings aged with longing and wait I hear strangers knocking, on the closed doors, Their hearts held in their fist, but no one is coming to receive them. Sometime home is nowhere to be found So you make one, out of yourself. You'll build yourself one, if you're lucky. But it's a fate i would not wish too strongly on anyone.
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 10:07 AM UTC
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