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Braids
Contributed by
seci
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Wednesday, 23rd November 2005 @ 11:54:25 PM in AEST
Topic:
secrets
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the understanding of the vibrations of the arguing going on outside of my door are you yelling at me? is this another one of your moments when you say something bad to me, and i slam myself straight to the floor maybe i'm not whom i was expected to be is that the question i may ask maybe i was trying to hard to be me i sit in a room with silence never because that i think that i am better than every and anyone else, but to only stop the stares the talk among oneselves the talk behing my back i'm not at all being rude, only in the eye of God, just fair trying so hard to reach out to me, but i have sailed so far away before your eyes so now let me rest here let me be my own surprise sometimes its best to learn who you are inside maybe it may take more sense than pride i have lost so much from trying to be someone that i'm not at all but i guess at or in a matter of time we get to the stage where we all may fall life at times can mean nothing until i pack my bags and go maybe this is the time the time to be strong and live without no wrong regardless of where my head lays my problems are my problems hidden like a mask on someones face, but the only difference is it is hidden underneath the designs in my braids
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Re: Braids
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Thursday, 24th November 2005 @ 02:16:17 AM AEST (User
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this poem is most compelling 2 read it just carried my eyes right along the current a most insightful poem saturated with such wisdom, beautifuly done.
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