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I lay here every night Talking to non-existent voices And they always understand, Sometimes they'd laugh along, Other times they'd cry so long; Sometimes they are really loud Other times quietened by a shroud. But sometimes I wish There'd be this Other bed with Another girl or boy Probably older than I And ***** would be down there Nodding or Getting an anxious look on The face And when they hear me out, They'd rush towards me and Grab hold of me in their arms Repeating over and over again "It's okay, I'm here. It's over..." And I would truly Have felt warmth and love And I'd really be able to have A real shoulder To cry on And maybe, then I wouldn't have to Pretend every day and every night That I have this Warm loving family in my head And though they disagree quite often They'd still stick together No matter what Maybe then I wouldn't have to Cry writing this poem Just wishing Once again I had a Somebody
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 1:13 PM UTC
The Other Person
I lay here every night Talking to non-existent voices And they always understand, Sometimes they'd laugh along, Other times they'd cry so long; Sometimes they are really loud Other times quietened by a shroud. But sometimes I wish There'd be this Other bed with Another girl or boy Probably older than I And ***** would be down there Nodding or Getting an anxious look on The face And when they hear me out, They'd rush towards me and Grab hold of me in their arms Repeating over and over again "It's okay, I'm here. It's over..." And I would truly Have felt warmth and love And I'd really be able to have A real shoulder To cry on And maybe, then I wouldn't have to Pretend every day and every night That I have this Warm loving family in my head And though they disagree quite often They'd still stick together No matter what Maybe then I wouldn't have to Cry writing this poem Just wishing Once again I had a Somebody
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 1:13 PM UTC
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