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Someday

I don't know you very well, I don't know what you've been through. I can't feel your pain with you-- But I can read it. I read it in the outpourings of your soul, The tough-as-nails fuck-you facade (that's cracking) … And I read your hurt, your heartbreak, Your longing for something greater Than what you have. And I feel my own pain. So let us hide behind a wall Of kitty cat masks and cheshire smiles. You can cry on my shoulder and I Can hold you and tell you it'll be okay, Someday.
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jordon-jones
New Zealander
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Apr 1, 2012
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