The Lump In Your Throat
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The Lump In Your Throat
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to suffer through a funeral,
a sibling, a parent, a close friend.
forever remember its always this hard.
think before you speak. can life get much worse?
is it really worth it?
if your kid does not come back,
you must have no heart to support the war.
is death what it will take to bring you to your senses?
ill feel bad for you when you feel the consequences.
i know my parents love me.
they are against this war, because the big limp in their throats is still so fucking sore.
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