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Created on: June 01, 2008
I look out of my window, but what do I see?
Is the world beautiful or some hellish place?
When I look out of my window, all I see is, houses and more houses.
I look out of my window, but what do I see?
I see black clouds, covering my heart,
Suffocating my mind, stopping me from writing.
I look out of my window, but what do I see?
I see children bored, playing in the back alley,
Amounting to nothing, living in their parents shadow.
I look out of my window, but what do I see?
I see washing lines, crammed with old clothes,
A perception of their owners lives.
I look out of my window, but what do I see?
My self staring back at me, thinking what are you doing?
Stop looking out of your window, wishing that you had a life,
Get out of the house, do it for your self.
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