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How cruel and selfish is the world around me Ogling at my helplessness shamelessly The uSury and profound villainy that so unrelenting In Shambles and crumpled are my hopes To see my self besieged with travesty and blows There aint any outsider to blame Neither do I expect divinity from a total stranger My life seems to be jeopardized by actions of nobody but a man Who is next to me and has always been a reverend Nothing seems right now, nothing seems to be in order Every piece of mine is ravaged and I am fallen Who to blame I don’t know, perhaps who sired me And forgotten the early promises made to see me grow The ink that inked the first few pages with words like warmth grace and ethos Perhaps now have been bewitched ,spewing malice and indecency from thereon From whom to seek answers from , perhaps who is absolute to me My talks a little ecbatic till now , for they just fail every time to derive the whole
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 1:39 AM UTC
THE SALVAGED TRUTH
How cruel and selfish is the world around me Ogling at my helplessness shamelessly The uSury and profound villainy that so unrelenting In Shambles and crumpled are my hopes To see my self besieged with travesty and blows There aint any outsider to blame Neither do I expect divinity from a total stranger My life seems to be jeopardized by actions of nobody but a man Who is next to me and has always been a reverend Nothing seems right now, nothing seems to be in order Every piece of mine is ravaged and I am fallen Who to blame I don’t know, perhaps who sired me And forgotten the early promises made to see me grow The ink that inked the first few pages with words like warmth grace and ethos Perhaps now have been bewitched ,spewing malice and indecency from thereon From whom to seek answers from , perhaps who is absolute to me My talks a little ecbatic till now , for they just fail every time to derive the whole
c-karan-naidu
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 1:39 AM UTC
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