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Trudging the road with heavy feelings, like I am a pocketful of tarnished golden shillings. Dragging feet through soaking pavement; walking, lured by the lark's shrilly singing. Twenty-one years of overexaggerated living, I was promised of a life halfway fulfilled, only to find at almost twenty-two, to believe in people's wholehearted joking. Spending the majority of my life then, just daydreaming of how things could be if only I had stopped believing. Yet here I am, a pocketful of useless learning, but I don't know how long this would last until I stretch my fabric; thinning, only to shred it apart; bit by bit, tearing.
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Jan 23, 2021
Jan 23, 2021 at 4:43 AM UTC
a pocketful
Trudging the road with heavy feelings, like I am a pocketful of tarnished golden shillings. Dragging feet through soaking pavement; walking, lured by the lark's shrilly singing. Twenty-one years of overexaggerated living, I was promised of a life halfway fulfilled, only to find at almost twenty-two, to believe in people's wholehearted joking. Spending the majority of my life then, just daydreaming of how things could be if only I had stopped believing. Yet here I am, a pocketful of useless learning, but I don't know how long this would last until I stretch my fabric; thinning, only to shred it apart; bit by bit, tearing.
I blame this on my maladaptive daydreaming.
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Jan 23, 2021
Jan 23, 2021 at 4:43 AM UTC
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