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All My Days Suddenly, another morning, Swishes the curtains without warning. Portentous, with its ifs and buts, It slashes my dreams like a million cuts. Scarring my already scarred skin Yet barely containing my nakedness within. Apparently, I am disorientated, Wandering, fumbling and discombobulated. Trance-like, I carve out a window To look out at a life lost in limbo. Flitting from one person to another, Wanting to be loved by somebody elses mother. Same old, same old, a hand in face, The lonely spectator of a strangers embrace. Sunshine that I just can't see, Perhaps the days were not meant for me. Peevishly, I seek the shade, It is a darkness that I, myself, have made. Comforting, like all my hideaways, Yet I cannot hide from all my days. Reluctantly, I put on my disguise And smile at the sun that dared to rise. Incognito, I pretend I'm the light Waiting, without a reflection, for the night. © RJVHorton2015
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 11:30 PM UTC
ALL MY DAYS
All My Days Suddenly, another morning, Swishes the curtains without warning. Portentous, with its ifs and buts, It slashes my dreams like a million cuts. Scarring my already scarred skin Yet barely containing my nakedness within. Apparently, I am disorientated, Wandering, fumbling and discombobulated. Trance-like, I carve out a window To look out at a life lost in limbo. Flitting from one person to another, Wanting to be loved by somebody elses mother. Same old, same old, a hand in face, The lonely spectator of a strangers embrace. Sunshine that I just can't see, Perhaps the days were not meant for me. Peevishly, I seek the shade, It is a darkness that I, myself, have made. Comforting, like all my hideaways, Yet I cannot hide from all my days. Reluctantly, I put on my disguise And smile at the sun that dared to rise. Incognito, I pretend I'm the light Waiting, without a reflection, for the night. © RJVHorton2015
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 11:30 PM UTC
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