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Inbetween

I have swallowed so much of other's blood that I have forgotten that I have bled, too.

With the world shuffling past,

I have became transfixed with the movements of my idols,

forgetting that my feet have left footprints that have, will, and always be buried under the sedimentary memories that I waited to smother me.

 

Sometimes I can feel my body buckle under the weight of all the dreams I've dared to dreamt.

 

Under the moon and on top of the world,

I understand that I am inbetween and will always be.

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joshua-haines
26 / M / American
Published
Oct 9, 2015
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Ashland, Wisconsin

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