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I am a pimple on the face of the world, A festering pustule Simply trying to heal. When the world reaches up With its ***** hands to Break me, for its own vanity, It merely opens me up So it can pour in more if its Filth. Over, and over, The world will try and fail To empty me Of the filth it feeds me. And maybe, One day, I may finally heal. But when I do, Because of the meddling, I will be left as a scar, A symbol to the world, That it should have either left me alone Or washed its hands.
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Aug 6, 2010
Aug 6, 2010 at 12:43 AM UTC
Pimple
I am a pimple on the face of the world, A festering pustule Simply trying to heal. When the world reaches up With its ***** hands to Break me, for its own vanity, It merely opens me up So it can pour in more if its Filth. Over, and over, The world will try and fail To empty me Of the filth it feeds me. And maybe, One day, I may finally heal. But when I do, Because of the meddling, I will be left as a scar, A symbol to the world, That it should have either left me alone Or washed its hands.
jessie
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Aug 6, 2010
Aug 6, 2010 at 12:43 AM UTC
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