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I don’t know about the laughter anymore. It comes and goes, and the feeling remains the same. Joy, such a punch drunk heathen, spitting its flourishes and dimes, and it all sounds so **** pretty; And then I fall into my certain dark pool with no bottom, and here I swim along with my fading dreams. Too long it takes to reach the shore, too long it takes to discover this hell is a gem in the dust. I sit still in my chair and wait for the songbirds to begin, I long for their company, their song, their joy, and I ask if they would be kind enough to share. And they do, and the sun peers rightfully through the storm and the chorus speaks of better days and i trust these song birds more than the bottles because they’ve seen what it takes to wake up everyday and live in harmony with darkness.
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Aug 1, 2025
Aug 1, 2025 at 8:37 PM UTC
Songbirds
I don’t know about the laughter anymore. It comes and goes, and the feeling remains the same. Joy, such a punch drunk heathen, spitting its flourishes and dimes, and it all sounds so **** pretty; And then I fall into my certain dark pool with no bottom, and here I swim along with my fading dreams. Too long it takes to reach the shore, too long it takes to discover this hell is a gem in the dust. I sit still in my chair and wait for the songbirds to begin, I long for their company, their song, their joy, and I ask if they would be kind enough to share. And they do, and the sun peers rightfully through the storm and the chorus speaks of better days and i trust these song birds more than the bottles because they’ve seen what it takes to wake up everyday and live in harmony with darkness.
ct-lokey
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Aug 1, 2025
Aug 1, 2025 at 8:37 PM UTC
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