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If you're reading this and you can understand what's being said I'm sorry, It's too late for you The World pushed us into each other because I wanted you to find me When I started writing, I thought I had something to say that no one has said before, but I've recently found out that not much has changed except the ways that we hate one another and even that, hasn't changed much Stop for a second, remember yourself as a child, you remember playing baseball in the backyard with your brother or holding your father's hand for the first time crossing the street Remember how you thought things would never change? Brothers eventually move away, and now you cross streets without even looking both ways, with your hands stuffed into your pockets Now, you get it, how the World pushes everyone around until one day you wake up in an old town you've lived in for four years and you think, When did the World get so ********* ugly? Then you realize, it always was, you just needed one final push one final departure, one last pitch for Glory, to understand that, but not one good reason for why, Why? Because when we grow older, we get sick of striking out, and we learn our Fathers were never Gods just Men wanting one more home run, street to cross, One more chance to prove that the World doesn't always win, If you're reading this, I'm sorry, It's already too late, Here comes the ********* ball again, swing for the fences Show the world what you can do with your last chance I'm waiting for you with open arms at Home plate
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 3:42 PM UTC
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If you're reading this and you can understand what's being said I'm sorry, It's too late for you The World pushed us into each other because I wanted you to find me When I started writing, I thought I had something to say that no one has said before, but I've recently found out that not much has changed except the ways that we hate one another and even that, hasn't changed much Stop for a second, remember yourself as a child, you remember playing baseball in the backyard with your brother or holding your father's hand for the first time crossing the street Remember how you thought things would never change? Brothers eventually move away, and now you cross streets without even looking both ways, with your hands stuffed into your pockets Now, you get it, how the World pushes everyone around until one day you wake up in an old town you've lived in for four years and you think, When did the World get so ********* ugly? Then you realize, it always was, you just needed one final push one final departure, one last pitch for Glory, to understand that, but not one good reason for why, Why? Because when we grow older, we get sick of striking out, and we learn our Fathers were never Gods just Men wanting one more home run, street to cross, One more chance to prove that the World doesn't always win, If you're reading this, I'm sorry, It's already too late, Here comes the ********* ball again, swing for the fences Show the world what you can do with your last chance I'm waiting for you with open arms at Home plate
NaPoWrimo #30 - Write a poem backwards
bryan-grissom
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 3:42 PM UTC
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