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My past is like a stain that paints each new place, and face. A mind which seeks release and an essence that continues to cease. 'Tis a burden resting within my body, disallowing any newfound story. "Dusty dialogues, foggy monologues." Sentences strewn about and borrowed, without much doubt. Quotations so seemingly true, I resort to attaching myself to more than a few. Spirals in which I continue; imprisoned words I need to see through.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
The Borrowed
My past is like a stain that paints each new place, and face. A mind which seeks release and an essence that continues to cease. 'Tis a burden resting within my body, disallowing any newfound story. "Dusty dialogues, foggy monologues." Sentences strewn about and borrowed, without much doubt. Quotations so seemingly true, I resort to attaching myself to more than a few. Spirals in which I continue; imprisoned words I need to see through.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
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