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Worthless

You never stop running;

Never slow down.

You’ve learned that silence

Is the screeching of sound.

The days keep changing,

But it all bleeds to one,

As you’ve found that sleep

Only wastes time.

The stress you feel

Just means your alive.

That shortness of breath

Helps you survive.

So you move through the world

Blind to it’s beauty,

For you’ve learned things are worthless

Unless they are moving.

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carissa-m-wyles
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Published
Apr 13, 2010
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