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Father used to say

Tomorrow will be better,

My father used to say.

With empty pockets and a broken lip,

Dreams of love were squandered hallucinations,

rather than reality.

My curse of knowledge,

Once thought to bring me delight and wonder

welcomes only pain and self-destructive blueprints of lust.

I am an architect of my own ruin,

A preacher of my own mistakes..

Tomorrow will be better,

My father used to say.

But today’s today to my dismay.

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Written by
kenneth-springer
Venezuelan
Published
Apr 3, 2013
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