Seeds Planted In Concrete
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Seeds Planted In Concrete
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Your eyes show me
Why I hear nothing form the selfishness that's become you
How many times have I tried?
No more will I endure this
And no more will
I wait for you to decide and put and end to false pretenses
Deny every instance and it will be forgotten
But how could I forget?
Broken glass imprinted in my mind has numbed my senses
Letting me feel nothing
Look inside I see you
Waiting to escape
I Won't let you
I can't let you
Break me
Break me like that window
Glass shards mirror images of hate, hatred of a place eroded by crimson colored skies
But I still remember
Locked away in a picture book hidden by the shadows of time
It's useless to turn away
You see it every morning staring at you
I won't forget
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