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Author: DiaRose
Fiction Rated: T - English - Poetry/Drama - Reviews: 1 - Published: 05-03-09 - Updated: 05-03-09 - Complete - id:2668671

I can laugh and be a friend now,
I stopped shaking
Because my tongue tastes like acid
And my anxiety
Is flushed away.

My body cleansed,
And a prayer said
And I'm forgiven I suppose
Of my indiscretions
Time spent hunched against a trash can
Time spent in the back seat of his car.

What's real to me:
Is numb and broken
And sometimes reawakened by a boy's eyes.
Is being disregarded as a liar
Or a child.
It's when you tell me how you think I feel
And take your own words as gold.

I'm settling where thoughts I've had
Are only thoughts and not desires.
Wishing to shout this
But I seem to have lost my voice.



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