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Circus

A turned head to hide from your eyes, the mistakes I am about to make. Our inability to avoid the hurt that drags it's way closer with the inevitability of rising suns and incoming tides is a mere demonstration of our humanity. And yet our very hope defines us as human. The positivity despite the tearing pain that darkens to vulnerability deepening chasms in our self esteem, leaving us unable to connect on any level until we are hollowed out, a mere vessel of crystalised deceit and lies, a sharp statue of cynicism . And then another one comes along. And we shatter. And the circus starts again
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robyn-lewis
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Apr 26, 2015
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