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Bad Faith

a coward dries quickly, no hope for the end, a whisper away and miles ahead be strong for yourself, you have no other, an island: a home, and an oar: a mother you talk to yourself in crowds of shadows, and wish you weren't there to fight your battles a freedom to call, an innate commodity; the rest, just a question, not wanting to see welcome to a different part of the same old game, this is the promise: true responsibility ~~~~~~~~~~ I awake at night alone, afraid, hoping the sunrise rids memories away regret not the past, fear not the fate, the now is but fleeting, the present: a fake forget me after my body is gone burn the pictures don't waste the tear I've done all I did now look in the mirror
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Aug 8, 2010
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