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i keep thinking about this poem in my head i cannot remember a thing even though i live in my head bloodshot eyes are all i see looking straight in the mirror, lost at sea keep thinking i will see you again knowing the answer is "never again" i still don't know a thing about this world keep thinking everything i hear are lies that are told, that everyone is out to get me, like a tower of cards left to stumble and fold. that people only care for them selves, even though they always told me two people can make one's self. if life is truly survival of the fittest then my life is a jacket that could never really fit i outgrew it before i was born a shame, a shame i am a shell of who i used to be, i am a lame on the street. after you died, nothing can ever be the same. the love we cherished at fifteen, will stay with me till fifty. god forbid, it is 2016, here i am thinking i would never live past 2015. i am gone, i am dead whatever you hear from me is posthumous being written from the troughs in Heaven's den lost and forgotten, look around, see. the rock of Sisyphus weighs heavy on the walking posthumous they are gone, they are dead, they push on. i hear them say, rest in peace. hope they will say the same, when i find reprieve at the bottom of the sea.
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 12:45 AM UTC
11:59 pm.
i keep thinking about this poem in my head i cannot remember a thing even though i live in my head bloodshot eyes are all i see looking straight in the mirror, lost at sea keep thinking i will see you again knowing the answer is "never again" i still don't know a thing about this world keep thinking everything i hear are lies that are told, that everyone is out to get me, like a tower of cards left to stumble and fold. that people only care for them selves, even though they always told me two people can make one's self. if life is truly survival of the fittest then my life is a jacket that could never really fit i outgrew it before i was born a shame, a shame i am a shell of who i used to be, i am a lame on the street. after you died, nothing can ever be the same. the love we cherished at fifteen, will stay with me till fifty. god forbid, it is 2016, here i am thinking i would never live past 2015. i am gone, i am dead whatever you hear from me is posthumous being written from the troughs in Heaven's den lost and forgotten, look around, see. the rock of Sisyphus weighs heavy on the walking posthumous they are gone, they are dead, they push on. i hear them say, rest in peace. hope they will say the same, when i find reprieve at the bottom of the sea.
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 12:45 AM UTC
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