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tears on a pillow

with in your words your hidden screams all crying outward the shattered dreams and empty promise's a distant presence of bitten tongues and counts of ten the taken breaths children rushed out battered and bruised and hidden scars angry souls loved amidst blamed self's I should have lies your all alike till eyes align as pheromones release once again lies your stanzas repeat more tears on a pillow
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alan-l-boles
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Apr 7, 2011
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betwixt all the games on Facebook, catching bits and pieces of lives in moments shared in post so often skimmed over, one cannot but hear the tears on a pillow, it cross's borders and cultures

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