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Dear Reality


Dear Reality I want to isolate myself from you From your pressure From your peers From your pain I like you in my dreams Then I dread you when I wake I over indulge on the icing when I know I'm missing the cake Your essense is so sweet when I crave you I only need a taste, if you could just break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar Just a piece, that's all I can take I can't seem to face the duality of this race The reality is that I can't have it all when I want it all and when I can have it all I can't handle you We need space.. I just want to isolate myself from you So I hit snooze, over and over and over again.
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