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Escape
Contributed by
glassicallyunsuperficial
on
Monday, 6th June 2005 @ 01:32:23 AM in AEST
Topic:
anguished
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Finding words inside a book
Hoping on my face there's no look
of sadness
of loneliness
today
Seeing others talking
yet alone I am sitting
Here without a friend
No hand to lend
me
Noise surrounding quietness
Happiness in sadness
finding an escape
Inside a book
Unreality
For me
So hard to handle rejection
So hard to handle the ignorance
Wishing it was always like that
Inside the book
Where Ichoose my friend
And they can't reject me back
Hiding
My face behind this mask of resolution
Keeping the same piece of plot
In front of my eyes
Hoping to keep my mind distracted
From the thins happening around me
From the embarrassment
The point of objection and criticisms
Yes, I admit
I may be rude
I may be a prude
I may be a bore
Who has so many flaws
Sometimes but not everytime
I admit Idon't take the initiation
to correct the rumours
But that doesn't mean
They don't get to me
And hurt me
And cut me
So deep inside
Blood, it flows
You don't see it sometimes
But that's the point, you see
Its my escape
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glassicallyunsuperficial
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2005-06-06 01:32:23]
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Re: Escape
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by Former_Member on
Saturday, 25th February 2006 @ 01:35:36 PM AEST
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don't we al wish we could escape? well written, i like it
- Beth - |
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Re: Escape
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by candysears on
Saturday, 1st April 2006 @ 08:25:07 PM AEST
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Very well written!
God Bless! |
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