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Deadpan

by Punkfoot

I do not feel like myself I am not my own I am no longer on the inside nor the outside I'm just.. here Or maybe there My skin does not feel like how I remember Am I a boy or girl Does it even matter Gender is an illusion that was pushed on us by our founding fathers Oh how great they were They brought us together from chaos And we could never repay them Do we need to? Is that what is meant when they say to not sin? What if God isn't just one person but an idea An entity of a group A feeling that exists in each of us Today is a new day And it's still gloomy as ever The rain drips down my window I blow out to see my breath crack against the glass What is the point of redoing everyday To grow old? To get married? Have a wife, kids, a family? Grow old and wither away I think that's the answer We are all part of the cycle Reincarnate into something entirely new but yet just the same There is a point to all of this And with these tears in my eyes I'm yelling it to the skies
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