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Author: AntiPleasure
Fiction Rated: T - English - General/Angst - Reviews: 14 - Published: 07-07-05 - Updated: 07-07-05 - id:1957327
...and when the cycles are ruptured,
there are still the birds chirping.
The sun is always gleaming, casting
shadows, while you quarrell each day.
Your yelling resonates through me
and a pessimistic shell is permanent:
you can only laugh at humiliating me.
Your words are welts across my face,
abashment is your clearest nature to
stain me; your weakness; your accident.

(I am confounded as your mistake.)

Note from Jenna: You've lost me a long time ago. Even when I was born and you laid eyes on me. I will never, EVER be him.



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