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If I punched the walls real hard Would it break my hand? Would the pain be enough? To suffice the pain inside To transfer all the negatives In a fist that’s clenched up tight Every muscle in my arm Turn rigid as I throw the punch The need to hear my bones break As it meets the stone cold wall Letting my blood flow freely As it pools around me Like a fool, I shed no tears For still it wasn't enough So I punched and punched Until all I see was red My eyes turn blurry As my tears start to fall My arm begins to weaken And I see my damaged hands Still clenched up so tight I broke these special hands of mine But still it wasn't enough
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 2:28 AM UTC
Clenched Fist
If I punched the walls real hard Would it break my hand? Would the pain be enough? To suffice the pain inside To transfer all the negatives In a fist that’s clenched up tight Every muscle in my arm Turn rigid as I throw the punch The need to hear my bones break As it meets the stone cold wall Letting my blood flow freely As it pools around me Like a fool, I shed no tears For still it wasn't enough So I punched and punched Until all I see was red My eyes turn blurry As my tears start to fall My arm begins to weaken And I see my damaged hands Still clenched up so tight I broke these special hands of mine But still it wasn't enough
kalaldeya
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 2:28 AM UTC
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