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Bulldozer

I think so much, I wonder, Can I survive, If I turn my world upside down? It might crash, But can I come back, Like a phoenix, From the ash, Of a forgotten place, One long ago surrendered, A battle pocked mind, We can fill these holes up, With a bulldozer,
Maybe. But what do we fill it with? Or should I leave them empty, A reminder of the battles Of thoughts.
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Rylierose
30 / Gender Fluid / American
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Written by
Rylierose
30 / Gender Fluid / American
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Sep 19, 2011
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