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i hear the whispers I hear the laughing

I feel the pain I feel my shaking

I see the crowd I see the ending

smell the alcohal I smell the sweating

I taste the poison I taste their kissing

 

frozen in place no where to go

a little mouse caught by the pride

as they take turns putting on their show

and finally my mind leaves to hide 

 

the darkest of truths I'll never speak

how I was taken without a squeek

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I'm 20, but many tell me I have an old soul. I go through a lot of crap all the time about what I do and who I am so my stories and poems are the only places I can be free even if they mention my troubles it is a way to breathe, though the inspiration seems to fade every time

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