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. . what I feel is, confusing, fragile, and rapidly changing I am no Shakespeare; not good in words but, just a person who chained themselves and lost the key I write to feel, to procrastinate, and maybe to blow off steam; Hoping that each work bleeds the feelings I want you to feel being a crybaby is hard, when you can't cry; being emotional is frustrating, when everything is too much you bleed inside, when you want to act on those feelings, [Not everything; can be expressed freely.] That feeling is clawing from the very depths of your being They want to be free, do they not? Despite that, they'll call you crazy for feeling such things Better to be rational yet, they'll call you heartless maybe something balanced would do overwhelming feelings is a crime, I guess dad told me why. Society and its reality is relentless a few several mistakes and everything is in flames, before you know it
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Oct 28, 2021
Oct 28, 2021 at 7:38 PM UTC
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. . what I feel is, confusing, fragile, and rapidly changing I am no Shakespeare; not good in words but, just a person who chained themselves and lost the key I write to feel, to procrastinate, and maybe to blow off steam; Hoping that each work bleeds the feelings I want you to feel being a crybaby is hard, when you can't cry; being emotional is frustrating, when everything is too much you bleed inside, when you want to act on those feelings, [Not everything; can be expressed freely.] That feeling is clawing from the very depths of your being They want to be free, do they not? Despite that, they'll call you crazy for feeling such things Better to be rational yet, they'll call you heartless maybe something balanced would do overwhelming feelings is a crime, I guess dad told me why. Society and its reality is relentless a few several mistakes and everything is in flames, before you know it
was it me or you? -Br. ____ Sing for me.
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Oct 28, 2021
Oct 28, 2021 at 7:38 PM UTC
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