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The Simple Life


All my life - I've been trying to find Such a beautiful place, Like the one in my mind. Somewhere that no one else can trace. Now here I am Standing in front of it, Not giving a damn, Not even a small, tiny, bit. I look through the glass Only to see, People with such color and sass; And I have the key. I finally found it - Someplace I can call mine. A beautiful place That no one can find A spot that only I can face But doctor - there's a problem; I am all out of Fioricet. So please - prescribe me more ma'am Just so I can get Back to that glass, That wonderful, carefree Place. One that will last. So please - Oh please - will you help me? So I can escape mankind?
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khyliekhylie
This poem started off as just a simple AP Lit poem. I didn't think it would turn out as good as it did and my English teacher told me it was an amazing idea for a dramatic monologue. So I thought I'd share it.

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