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I live in the drain With runoff rain That unlocked pain Inside of my brain That’s a dying flame From mighty shame This life is draining Never obtaining The proper training Or someone explaining Something worth retaining As time continues waning I live life in the gutter When my relation to others Is either finding a lover Or running for cover No middle ground under My path quaking asunder My life is leeched And washed in bleach As I drain what I preach Focusing on what others teach So I may one day reach A tranquil beach They drained my spirit Because they fear it But now can’t hear it Or see its appearance Since its draining clearance After outside interference My energy sapped From their attack I join the pack Not looking back Down the swirling drain Used to put me in chains Becoming my barrier bane That carries the pain Of having nothing to gain For I can’t handle the strain Of living life in the drain
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Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 3:41 AM UTC
Drain
I live in the drain With runoff rain That unlocked pain Inside of my brain That’s a dying flame From mighty shame This life is draining Never obtaining The proper training Or someone explaining Something worth retaining As time continues waning I live life in the gutter When my relation to others Is either finding a lover Or running for cover No middle ground under My path quaking asunder My life is leeched And washed in bleach As I drain what I preach Focusing on what others teach So I may one day reach A tranquil beach They drained my spirit Because they fear it But now can’t hear it Or see its appearance Since its draining clearance After outside interference My energy sapped From their attack I join the pack Not looking back Down the swirling drain Used to put me in chains Becoming my barrier bane That carries the pain Of having nothing to gain For I can’t handle the strain Of living life in the drain
andrew-rueter
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30/M/Kentucky
Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 3:41 AM UTC
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