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I can’t see Through this constant darkness Your illuminating glow No longer lights my way. Maybe this time It will be different. We convince ourselves We lie to ourselves We deceive our hearts Into seeing what we want Instead of what we need What we need, though, Is nothing like each other. We don’t bother with thinking That’s too sensible After all, Sensibility is for the strong. --and we’re so weak.
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