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It takes a great deal to be happy Yet only one disappointment to be sad I can only imagine a life Where we didn't hyper focus on the bad Is it the anger, pain and loss in our lives That we so greatly turn our heads to Trapped in a sinicle mind Fear and sadness we succumb to But a great life that we are given to live and fail to recognize The torturous thoughts we share should be empathized With time at a stand still but as fast as the speed of light Why do I wait for happiness as if it comes overnight And yet I sit in regret and discomfort I hold on to my greatest nightmares If all see is shadows and doors This life will be purely unfair A ray of sunlight fills my days And I fail to see it in skies of grey Is it that I've become submissive Or do I let darkness swallow my day In a world where I can assimilate All the satisfaction that surrounds me I would have to disregard All the suppressed pain I have seen
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 12:23 PM UTC
Heart Versus Head
It takes a great deal to be happy Yet only one disappointment to be sad I can only imagine a life Where we didn't hyper focus on the bad Is it the anger, pain and loss in our lives That we so greatly turn our heads to Trapped in a sinicle mind Fear and sadness we succumb to But a great life that we are given to live and fail to recognize The torturous thoughts we share should be empathized With time at a stand still but as fast as the speed of light Why do I wait for happiness as if it comes overnight And yet I sit in regret and discomfort I hold on to my greatest nightmares If all see is shadows and doors This life will be purely unfair A ray of sunlight fills my days And I fail to see it in skies of grey Is it that I've become submissive Or do I let darkness swallow my day In a world where I can assimilate All the satisfaction that surrounds me I would have to disregard All the suppressed pain I have seen
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 12:23 PM UTC
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