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Created on: August 01, 2010 Last Updated: April 10, 2011
An escape from love happens when we part ways
It is dominated by hatred and human insecurities
Our relationship is not saved and is wasted
For it is trampled by egoism, pride and greed.
An escape from memory is a forced option
To forget dreams, promises and ambitions
To reminisce sweet moments that are prized
Become vain because of assumptions and lies.
An escape from duties impels us to savor freedom
It is sparked by miscommunication and boredom
Evading solutions that may forgive and forget
Are crushed by jealousy, nagging and deceit.
An escape from responsibilities puts us in quandary
Securing kid's future that must be bright and gay
Eluding compromises that lighten hardships
Are lost in the process even for friendship sake.
An escape from sadness leads us to another shoulder
That may solve miseries or burden us more thereafter
Entering a new horizon that only time can tell and heal
The reasons that may soar us to either heaven or hell.
And an escape from realities blinds us to view and ponder
That life casts mysteries to be fathomed forever and ever
In a world decorated with hypnotism,superficiality and amnesia
That drowses us to be inflexible, weak and absence of stamina.
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