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I guess I'm lonely. I guess I'm a little arrogant. I guess my collar turns up to the wind whilst blocking out the adverts in my periphery. I guess I blinkered myself to keep things moving forward, detaching from people to find an honest word, beyond fear of detection, beyond hurting others whilst I shatter into pieces; making the stage the only place where I can find a voice choosing solitude, as if I had a choice- you know I never learned how to drive a car, I have walked so many miles but I have never got very far. I guess I'm lazy. I guess I'm a little broken. I guess I'm just a skeleton of all the words I've left unspoken.
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 5:26 PM UTC
Delusions of Art in a Small Town
I guess I'm lonely. I guess I'm a little arrogant. I guess my collar turns up to the wind whilst blocking out the adverts in my periphery. I guess I blinkered myself to keep things moving forward, detaching from people to find an honest word, beyond fear of detection, beyond hurting others whilst I shatter into pieces; making the stage the only place where I can find a voice choosing solitude, as if I had a choice- you know I never learned how to drive a car, I have walked so many miles but I have never got very far. I guess I'm lazy. I guess I'm a little broken. I guess I'm just a skeleton of all the words I've left unspoken.
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Edward-Coles
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 5:26 PM UTC
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