Reality
I go out wearing jeans and vans and worry how I look.
Childhood fantasies are over. Life is not a story book.
People judge me in an instant. I do care what others say.
And the things I love the most in life all seem to fade away.
There is no such thing as magic. I was foolish to believe.
This whole world is full of troubles. How could I have been naive?
I remember how alive I felt back when I didn't know
How life gets harder as I age and how these pains can grow.
I wish I could return to when I didn't have to hide.
When I was who I really am and said what came to mind.
But it's too late. I've seen the truth. All fairytales have ended.
Happy endings don't exist. Some plots just can't be mended.
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