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Corroded soul

I hate that you preach transparency I cannot take you legitimately Not as what you say you are Not as what you should be. I’d rather rip my own eyes out And relieve myself of ears Then reread one more single word Of your unjustified fears I’d like for you to gain a sense Of responsibility Not for your possessions rather your morality For your fickle fated longing For your nauseating pride For the lack of a new dawning In your juvenile eyes Though yet I know what to expect Your verbal sludge takes its toll How did you gain anyone’s respect with your corroded soul?
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Aug 21, 2011
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