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Aliah And Casimir

There are two persons who grew inside of me Both of who I'm certain Will never ever agree One could grant me guarantee One could chase away the anger I wish they could sit and have tea Find some way they could both keep me anchor Oh how I love the passion, the fire and the hate The relief of being who I was meant The feeling of superiority that's simply great I just adore being sound and kept but bad and bent But a human portion knows I am distracted And strains to help This person who can pull me out of reaction call out in screams and yelps I love both But their voices overlap They stunt me from growth but all the same fill an empty gap Could it be possible to save each one? Could I function with two? I know neither and I know none. but from the cardinal I love you And hate you too.
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Sep 28, 2014
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