Delusional such rage would envelope an sane mind,
so let me rest. her bothersome ignoration and self-righteousness... I suppose I should care, but the fiend in me fools the mind into believing I don’t care. I suppose I should cry, that she doesn’t love me no matter what I say or do but I’m good at this. I fall to the ground and throw myself at the dirt, hoping to find a solution for this pain. without such a stone of good luck to guide my way through these seas of endless night sometimes. should she discover me I would so scream- this heart from this chest ripped, in glory. (c) David Griffin Brown 1997 |
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