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When the most encouraging words fall from between the lips of those whose friendships are transient it's pretty **** confusing When the most hurtful words lash out, barbs on a tongue from the people who are supposed to love you you live your world upside down without even realising You walk down streets with the signs written backwards intentions muddled and hidden from sight You pace rooms, with windows that stretch from the ceiling to the floor, doors shorter than a toddler seeing everything with no way out Seeing everything that other people have and you don't seeing things that could've been so simple yet too complicated to obtain Wanting things that aren't yours but could've been If only everyone put in a little more effort if only everyone put their pride away if only everyone could accept that this family has fallen a p a r t and that the time to fix it has long passed
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May 13, 2016
May 13, 2016 at 12:02 PM UTC
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When the most encouraging words fall from between the lips of those whose friendships are transient it's pretty **** confusing When the most hurtful words lash out, barbs on a tongue from the people who are supposed to love you you live your world upside down without even realising You walk down streets with the signs written backwards intentions muddled and hidden from sight You pace rooms, with windows that stretch from the ceiling to the floor, doors shorter than a toddler seeing everything with no way out Seeing everything that other people have and you don't seeing things that could've been so simple yet too complicated to obtain Wanting things that aren't yours but could've been If only everyone put in a little more effort if only everyone put their pride away if only everyone could accept that this family has fallen a p a r t and that the time to fix it has long passed
it's miscommunication that tore us apart, not ill intent, not hatred
krisoul
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May 13, 2016
May 13, 2016 at 12:02 PM UTC
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