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The wind roars a mighty cry and oh how badly they want to fly The angels must hurry and flee For the others do not see. The beauty that stirs within Deeper than the scarred skin The light that shines so bright That brings forward such might. Below the eyes that show weakness Is a fire that screams uniqueness. But the people say there is only one love If you don’t fit in you just need a shove. Gay, Lesbian, and of course straight All share the same hate For the people who are in between Just want to wash the slate clean. They don’t want to chose For they have things they don’t want to lose Yet the world seems set to **** The thought gives me a chill. Why must we pull away When the people have so much to say The world is overcome by fear So pull close the ones you call dear. The wind may scream and cry But the noise just seems to die Oh angel don’t care about the color of your wing Instead just take a breath and sing.
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 12:11 AM UTC
The Song of a Broken Angel
The wind roars a mighty cry and oh how badly they want to fly The angels must hurry and flee For the others do not see. The beauty that stirs within Deeper than the scarred skin The light that shines so bright That brings forward such might. Below the eyes that show weakness Is a fire that screams uniqueness. But the people say there is only one love If you don’t fit in you just need a shove. Gay, Lesbian, and of course straight All share the same hate For the people who are in between Just want to wash the slate clean. They don’t want to chose For they have things they don’t want to lose Yet the world seems set to **** The thought gives me a chill. Why must we pull away When the people have so much to say The world is overcome by fear So pull close the ones you call dear. The wind may scream and cry But the noise just seems to die Oh angel don’t care about the color of your wing Instead just take a breath and sing.
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 12:11 AM UTC
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