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Created on: January 21, 2009
ME, MY REALITY
My reality is my life at a cost
Reflecting on all the pure love I have lost
Remarkably still walking the face if this land
To complex to fathom pain my heart demands
Unconsciously searching for what I don't know
The lack of serenity in my life it shows
my minds been corrupted since I was a child
And as an adult I still act out I'm still wild
My reality is I'm a woman left cold
By the lies and the actions of those I let hold
Let hold my emotions secure in their hands
And now the insanity they don't understand
Within the discomfort lies ruins such pain
From the burns of the memories that will always remain
My reality is my life at a cost
Reflecting on all the pure love I have lost
I travel my days with the baggage in tow
Thinking thoughts I would never let anyone know
To harsh for the functional ripe ears to hear
Never wanting to cause others pain and or fear
My reality is so much different it seems
Each day's a struggle between my mind and me
Hearing the voices they argue to win
Leaving bad thoughts the feelings of sin
Emptiness fills how ironic is that
Give me the scene. I'll find the hat
My reality is my life at a cost
Reflecting on all the pure life I have lost.
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