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Lately I've been alone a lot thinking in situations like these become inevitable But thoughts elude me Something in me is lacking some of me is missing The silence is killing me In my head i hear voices The storm came never went away It stayed longer Washed away memories But left the pain Then came the tornado I stood in its path didnt blow me away I'm left alone, alone with my thoughts Thoughts i don't have I've come too far to be led astray I've come too far to walk away I've come too far, dare i walk away? Us... now has become a singular word Singular term Divided Apart Spaced Strange Timid Restless Clouded Reformed Ambiguous The parts are apart On different parts different roads different lives Pursuing different things Sparse in our old ways Betrayed and crucified Jesus Christ Nobody deserves misery Is this pen still on? It didn't run out of ink It just wouldn't write nomore puts pen down, walks away
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 7:41 PM UTC
Astray
Lately I've been alone a lot thinking in situations like these become inevitable But thoughts elude me Something in me is lacking some of me is missing The silence is killing me In my head i hear voices The storm came never went away It stayed longer Washed away memories But left the pain Then came the tornado I stood in its path didnt blow me away I'm left alone, alone with my thoughts Thoughts i don't have I've come too far to be led astray I've come too far to walk away I've come too far, dare i walk away? Us... now has become a singular word Singular term Divided Apart Spaced Strange Timid Restless Clouded Reformed Ambiguous The parts are apart On different parts different roads different lives Pursuing different things Sparse in our old ways Betrayed and crucified Jesus Christ Nobody deserves misery Is this pen still on? It didn't run out of ink It just wouldn't write nomore puts pen down, walks away
Estinova
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 7:41 PM UTC
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