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The starving artist full of passion and hurt His only possession is the dream Everyday he wears his dream like a shirt Meaningless conversations hit nerves Only he can feel and express into words Time that could be better spent on plotting Spent on talk of broken women and gold watches Watch that time tick daily Thinking deep praying the people never hate me The starving artist Empty stomach and heart Working on perfecting his craft Reminiscing about the now distant start Afraid of failure more than anything Fearing the day it all falls apart No backup plan No such thing as something else Knowing your only talent Will either take you down Or bring you wealth The starving artist In such a delicate place Exhibiting frustration Touchy conversations on thoughts Of never making it You can see the passion No way of faking it So many broken nights Causing you to procrastinate Trying to get a jump on life Before it's too late
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Mar 15, 2018
Mar 15, 2018 at 5:28 AM UTC
Hunger
The starving artist full of passion and hurt His only possession is the dream Everyday he wears his dream like a shirt Meaningless conversations hit nerves Only he can feel and express into words Time that could be better spent on plotting Spent on talk of broken women and gold watches Watch that time tick daily Thinking deep praying the people never hate me The starving artist Empty stomach and heart Working on perfecting his craft Reminiscing about the now distant start Afraid of failure more than anything Fearing the day it all falls apart No backup plan No such thing as something else Knowing your only talent Will either take you down Or bring you wealth The starving artist In such a delicate place Exhibiting frustration Touchy conversations on thoughts Of never making it You can see the passion No way of faking it So many broken nights Causing you to procrastinate Trying to get a jump on life Before it's too late
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Mar 15, 2018
Mar 15, 2018 at 5:28 AM UTC
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