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Created on: September 16, 2010
Failing
I’m digging my own grave,
With my bare hands.
My life I’m trying to save,
I’m failed by my own actions.
Let this be my epitaph,
Lest, I ever lay in it.
Joy and sorrow in harmony,
When my soul departs my heart.
“Eureka” my soul will sound,
In a new place far below.
Beneath the earth’s stretch of ground.
Far from the sky’s glow,
My hands are sore and bruised,
In my heart the devil preys.
Dreams and hopes are shuttered,
By my dissolute ways.
My life I will rekindle,
With success I will rest.
I shall not be feeble,
Till I reach my level best.
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always taking every second
possible to pour
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If she lost even one point,
if there
I dropped the ball
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The team's first trophy
In fifty-eight years
It's a funny feeling
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The
FAILURE
Open your eyes and seize the day
Take a breath and ready your shoes
You might become a house hold name, as they say
But
Struggling
The days pass with wasted time;
Life measured away by clocks.
I stand alone in my dark hours,
As night calls me
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