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Oh. I am not brave, I walk through this earth meandering much like a slave, chest shattered much like crumbled glass, That I hope that I soon to pass with some dignity, Pity. It's all this broken heart has felt, not for itself but for the ones knelt, They shout and curse such vengeful sentences, That I too hear the deceit inside their intentions, What is love? Why do you ask? When that history seems to splatter my past, I am not a cruel boy, no, My heart intentionally was left out to wither in the snow.
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
Isolation
Oh. I am not brave, I walk through this earth meandering much like a slave, chest shattered much like crumbled glass, That I hope that I soon to pass with some dignity, Pity. It's all this broken heart has felt, not for itself but for the ones knelt, They shout and curse such vengeful sentences, That I too hear the deceit inside their intentions, What is love? Why do you ask? When that history seems to splatter my past, I am not a cruel boy, no, My heart intentionally was left out to wither in the snow.
Written by Tristan
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
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