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There are little tiny fears Stabbing like pinpricks of light They don't really hurt but I feel them As I stay up late tonight. I'm afraid to be open I think I should be closed But the more I try to shut them out The more I am an in unbloomed rose. The later it gets, the worse I feel Fears tucking in the bedsheets The fact that I'm afraid of the dark Is one of my lifelong feats. Anger drives some fears away But they inevitably return Maybe if I banished with love I'd actually learn.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 2:26 AM UTC
Fears
There are little tiny fears Stabbing like pinpricks of light They don't really hurt but I feel them As I stay up late tonight. I'm afraid to be open I think I should be closed But the more I try to shut them out The more I am an in unbloomed rose. The later it gets, the worse I feel Fears tucking in the bedsheets The fact that I'm afraid of the dark Is one of my lifelong feats. Anger drives some fears away But they inevitably return Maybe if I banished with love I'd actually learn.
ashley-somebody
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29/F/Indonesian
Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 2:26 AM UTC
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