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Freedom At The Edge Of Anger
Contributed by
IceQueenElle13
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Thursday, 9th June 2005 @ 09:02:34 PM in AEST
Topic:
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Freedom At the Edge Of Anger-Elle. Yates
It was like I've never felt freedom I could have left that night And when I turned around again My open space, closed its eyes.
I never knew how much anger I had Or how bad it was holding me back And I awoke Now a smile will never be shown again.
I'm sorry if my eyes scare you How they seem to change How they show the real me How they show everything.
Red with anger and sadness Blue with Peace and happiness Or Grey and green With words.. Unspoken.
I want to feel Something that I've known. But something I can't reach My freedom.
If I could I'd leave this town I'd have to apologize for being so cold. I'd do with a note Stuck to the curtain blowing in the window. Waving like all sanity is gone.
When the sun shines down on you Don't think of me. When you see a more beautiful smile Never think of mine.
You left me last As if you care. And now all I can say to warn you. Sadness is what you shall soon dwell.
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Re: Freedom At The Edge Of Anger
(User Rating: 1 ) by Breezer08 on
Saturday, 31st December 2005 @ 12:45:49 AM AEST (User
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i dont understand why no one has read this poem...its gorgeous. beautiful write and i do say...keep it up....
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Re: Freedom At The Edge Of Anger
(User Rating: 1 ) by MaxHam on
Monday, 2nd January 2006 @ 01:56:29 AM AEST (User
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I must agree this was a very nice read. There was consistency and you got to the point pretty fast, you could have gone on and on and one but you didn't. Good job! |
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