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if i could do no wrong, nothing would ever get done.  i wouldn't see the fake in me,  driving a stake through me,  wrecked or coming undone. if i were a happier soul, nothing but light would be shown.  i couldn't be, wouldn't be- dark eating, dark to my bones,  crowded yet so all alone. but, if I were less noisy, and see a little  less woe in me,  if were holy,  who would revere me?  no. not one of those. they only enjoy crackling souls. if I could be left alone, then nothing would ever be wrong.  i wouldn't see faults in me  through others' eyes waiting, listing and mocking the made up things i'd done. if i couldn't be mistaken,  no sea of the doubt in their eyes. just floating not drenched a false image- shadowed nothing at all. turned around facing the wall.
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 1:20 PM UTC
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if i could do no wrong, nothing would ever get done.  i wouldn't see the fake in me,  driving a stake through me,  wrecked or coming undone. if i were a happier soul, nothing but light would be shown.  i couldn't be, wouldn't be- dark eating, dark to my bones,  crowded yet so all alone. but, if I were less noisy, and see a little  less woe in me,  if were holy,  who would revere me?  no. not one of those. they only enjoy crackling souls. if I could be left alone, then nothing would ever be wrong.  i wouldn't see faults in me  through others' eyes waiting, listing and mocking the made up things i'd done. if i couldn't be mistaken,  no sea of the doubt in their eyes. just floating not drenched a false image- shadowed nothing at all. turned around facing the wall.
isilwen-grier
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 1:20 PM UTC
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