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Futile

It doesn't matter does it No matter how hard you try the rain will still seep into your shoes on the cold Febuary mornings that are too short and so long No one cares the time it took to learn the tricks and how you sat there, staring at the wall and the back of a red head until your feet were numb and your eyes began to doubt If i had a child I would tell them to never go down the path I wanted It is too bumpy and full of old trees like the path that beauty looked down before choosing to ride. I would ask them to keep dreams small and feelings smaller and fill their big eyes with present not hope. But I would have lied, and in lying only woken to want to dream again I want so much. And it feels too big for one body to take the knocks that rein down. and its only the second one.
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Feb 28, 2013
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