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The Scattered Pieces of My Broken Heart

I was crazy before I was born, but it was genetic & it wasn't my fault people. Still somehow, I was blamed. You add the fact that babies were having babies & you have a bloody disaster on your hands. Six pounds, seven ounces of trouble came forth after nine months of hardship & they named it me. Go figure, giving birth to an insane little human with no manual given for its manipulation. But there was nothing for me to fear as they sought technical assistance from the expert authorities. Oh yes, help came in many forms from the church, the schools & the government, all vying for control, using their own mind games & experimentation to get their points across. All were on a roll and I rocked, was at a loss, hiding in the lyrics of similar pains, they too tainted by their own genetics. Love, the big "L" word, wasn't really forthcoming either. It was much harder to come by, but just as devestating when it became broken like myself. And it's hard to pick up the pieces of a shattered heart when they're scattered everywhere. Yet I try.
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jonny-angel
American
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Apr 19, 2014
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The rambling words of a madman. :D

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