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Created on: February 03, 2009 Last Updated: February 06, 2009
All alone, the walls are bare
My heart is empty, but I don't care
Tired of fighting, she said her good byes
Turning away, I started to cry
"Suck it up, you make me sick!"
Apparently I'm nothing, but a-stupid-prick!
With my bag, and self esteem
I left her house, too her screams
Now I stay....
A country away....
In a shelter filled with many
Sterile wallsand loneliness a plenty
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