Eyes of Maddness
Eye's of Maddness 2
by Eloisa Small
Here in my eyes of maddness
I see sanity
What I did to my body
What I did to my mind
I looked in the mirror
I saw darkness and death
It called to me
I felt there's nothing left
Why did I continue
Why did I need high
To take me away
It helped me fly
I sat and cried, cried for that high
Now I stand strong with God by my side
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Born In Manhattan, New York. Til I moved to The Bronx. I worked at the Bronx Zoo til I aged out then became a cashier In a Super Market on Ave. C. (sight of The Last Dragon) At 18 Married my sweet heart from age 16. Now single mother of 2 on Disability due a back injury and... Life is good I trust in the Lords plans everyday is a gift.
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