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They murmur of triumph, then sang its songs out and loud, and I could hear all that banter that promised a choice one they took like the glint of a star long dead in space. How could I feel restrained, more chained, more contained like the underage child lost in the tantrum of laws over a choice, where it becomes a curse that brings only pain and nothing more just so as it stings that all I do is take a tumble? I am now tired, of letting time having the call on our fates. So even if they don’t realise this, I do that time is but an excuse to whisper of choices and to sing the songs along. No more shall I fabricate boundaries to tell myself that I cannot sing my own song.
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Jan 16, 2014
Jan 16, 2014 at 9:59 AM UTC
My Song
They murmur of triumph, then sang its songs out and loud, and I could hear all that banter that promised a choice one they took like the glint of a star long dead in space. How could I feel restrained, more chained, more contained like the underage child lost in the tantrum of laws over a choice, where it becomes a curse that brings only pain and nothing more just so as it stings that all I do is take a tumble? I am now tired, of letting time having the call on our fates. So even if they don’t realise this, I do that time is but an excuse to whisper of choices and to sing the songs along. No more shall I fabricate boundaries to tell myself that I cannot sing my own song.
awais-leghari
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Jan 16, 2014
Jan 16, 2014 at 9:59 AM UTC
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