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Desire

Inside of me, there’s a burning desire. When it consumes me, It can be more destructive than a wild fire. But I don’t want others to see, This truth that is inside of me. Because I know that they will laugh, Or use their words to try to cut me in half. So I just keep this desire to myself, And they keep their comments to their self. I’m not worried about anyone finding out, And giving their friends a shout. But it’s easier for me to act like a fool, Than to be worried about being shoved in a pool. Sometimes, I want to trust someone, And with me, they have sick fun. They tease and taunt me, Because all I want to be, Is a caring, loving husband and father, But with all of the harassment, I think, ‘Why Bother?’
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dustin-glen-kohman
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Aug 25, 2011
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