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isn't that how it works ? missed sunrises charcoal shadows on a rainy day an unfamiliar knock at the door you , standing there not knowing why I was the quiet one with a million thoughts , jesus and *** thoughts so many tried to pry from my mind ideas caught and tangled in this superficial world , iconic and moronic you called me a runner I just knew how to listen and just knew when to go and begin - again maybe you were afraid of my fearlessness or was it that , so many other friends fell to their own I remember them your unhappiness in how I could be happy alone how you confused need and want your love caged in jealousy if you could only change me my social sarcasm cliques and their ******* games and you spinning a carousel of questions who am I ? who are we ? where are we going ? you kept grasping for that gold ring I kept riding ... your gone now and it's still raining slippery sidewalks no rainbows just us rust of auld lang syne copyright 2011 Robin Christopher Amaral
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Jul 13, 2011
Jul 13, 2011 at 12:48 PM UTC
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isn't that how it works ? missed sunrises charcoal shadows on a rainy day an unfamiliar knock at the door you , standing there not knowing why I was the quiet one with a million thoughts , jesus and *** thoughts so many tried to pry from my mind ideas caught and tangled in this superficial world , iconic and moronic you called me a runner I just knew how to listen and just knew when to go and begin - again maybe you were afraid of my fearlessness or was it that , so many other friends fell to their own I remember them your unhappiness in how I could be happy alone how you confused need and want your love caged in jealousy if you could only change me my social sarcasm cliques and their ******* games and you spinning a carousel of questions who am I ? who are we ? where are we going ? you kept grasping for that gold ring I kept riding ... your gone now and it's still raining slippery sidewalks no rainbows just us rust of auld lang syne copyright 2011 Robin Christopher Amaral
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Jul 13, 2011 at 12:48 PM UTC
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