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A Song of You and I

by @nicholas-foster

I crack the lock to the plastic box that holds my broken soul Much like pandora or a dark brown aura, it is lacking a true goal But I search and search for a drive or thirst, to keep me wanting breathe But I can't hold you, or escape the morning dew, so I only call for death Save me please, from the promising breeze, that offers itself to me Cus I hate this life, I am filled with strife, and I need purpose desperately As likely as this, an "I do" then a kiss, at my empty tender age That's why I black out and drink, constantly on the brink, of showing my true rage You'll cry and scream, like a memorable dream, in which you see gods face He's filled with disgust, and like a bike chain with rust, hates our stagnant race I call for hope, from the Buddha or pope, but no redemption will be given I am destined to leave, on a day where some will greave, about the short life that hath been liveth Oh this day will come, like the setting of the sun, and I will be free of shame Fuck her and hate him, any future is grim, and there is only you to blame
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Oct 19, 2015
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