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Sometimes I just want to be Who you want me to be Because that person seems happy Or at least content Not shifting constantly And it's hard to admit that these flaws, Though not contagious, might be deadly The surface tension is amazing I can barely keep it in and therefore Am afraid to be touched But if you left me, Like all the other half-empty glasses That had hoped you'd take the time to see what was inside, If I don't mind telling you a few Of the secrets, because I need to make room For other things, I am hungry for the empty spaces There's no way to eliminate who you really are inside Beauty, like chaos, needs no reason to occur It simply takes shape Like watching you sleep That not-quite smile, In brutal silence, The involuntary loneliness of insomnia Unable to accompany you in your dreams And I know you could never love me like this You are trapped outside the empty glass And it hurts to think of you any other way
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 7:52 PM UTC
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Sometimes I just want to be Who you want me to be Because that person seems happy Or at least content Not shifting constantly And it's hard to admit that these flaws, Though not contagious, might be deadly The surface tension is amazing I can barely keep it in and therefore Am afraid to be touched But if you left me, Like all the other half-empty glasses That had hoped you'd take the time to see what was inside, If I don't mind telling you a few Of the secrets, because I need to make room For other things, I am hungry for the empty spaces There's no way to eliminate who you really are inside Beauty, like chaos, needs no reason to occur It simply takes shape Like watching you sleep That not-quite smile, In brutal silence, The involuntary loneliness of insomnia Unable to accompany you in your dreams And I know you could never love me like this You are trapped outside the empty glass And it hurts to think of you any other way
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 7:52 PM UTC
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