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Created on: November 17, 2010
Wings spread
Must I bleed those mistakes
back inside my own skin,
disconnect
from you
for truth told,
you’re less a part
of all the despair
than you might ever know
this is the luxury of choice
raging
wishing good night, to that guy
sleeping tight, while I really try
to be everything,
we have yet to see
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