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Pie crust crumbles just like your lies false hope gleams truth dies Hallowed comfort no real ground falling. waiting to no avail No rough truth just slick hissing lies desperate to scratch to hold on tight You'll be my death those little lies The tongue lashes out none can undo what's been done
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browkm

I have dabbled in writing since I was little but then again who hasn't? I fell in love with poetry my sophomore year of high school when I took my creative writing class.

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