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life 1 min read 701 views Dec 21, 2016

Round Here

those who know pain
often show pain
bleeding all over
everything from
their opened wounds
injuries they sustained
since they came
out their mothers
womb
these are the kind
of broken souls
you find in the room
from acting out of
feeling so much rage
it's their life, their trying
to figure, what makes
them tick and pulls
their trigger
they have so many
hang ups no one bothers
to call anymore
there is nothing left
what was done
took their voice away
they chose to love
but the choice was taken
so when you see them
their always aching
hands out always taken
don't know how to use
the pain, add a little sugar
it taste like lemonade

 

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alexiscoon4135

Nice

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love_supreme

Extra nice!

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minayaJ

Word is bond. Enjoyed this

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diamondtamarac

Love it !

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LP45

The truth flows so freely in this write. Awesome work wizedom, thank you for sharing.

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mlowe5

So true! And yet the lemonade is an acrid brew. That being so, my poet, let us not forget that we are gifted to be Brew Masters of the sweat and sour of life. I enjoyed this beautiful flowing poetic brew. Thanks. Peace and Love, mlowe5

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