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Bridge Jumper

What can you say? If there's no words inside you... How can you run? When there's no place to hide.. What can you see? If the world tries to blind you.. Leaving your thoughts, Tangled, unfree. Struggling each day as we rush through the streets, Never quite stopping, to really see what we need. Not once do we ever, Really meet, The people who live in our worlds, The people, We pass every day on the sidewalks. All jumble together, Like sand in the sea. No one stands out, We try so damn hard to fit in. But why should we fit in? When its so easy to be different. I am the bridge jumper parents are scared of. The one spirit that is not afraid to be free.
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mellanie-n-covell
American
Published
Oct 25, 2011
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