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Done With You

What are you

Five years old?

 

I surpassed your games long ago.

You sit in your lonely room

Hundreds of pretend friends

but really it's only you.

 

I walk through the woods

I smell the salty air

I feel the moisture of the water enveloped by my pores

The earth is a part of me

I share all of me with the many

who love me.

 

Who do you have?

No one.

Your keyboard.

Your webcam.

Your cat.

No one.

 

Grow the hell up.

I'll be living my life

while you dwell in your darkness.

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