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My idle eyesAt times I look around me and seeThe different attitudes portrayed at me by peopleA variety of both loving and hating heartsCute as can be, the only person I thought I loved, pulling me apartI am not really sure of where to startBut still, I look around me and seeHuman beings, shedding tears heavily in churchesThe very beings that throw me into painful, emotional crutchesFriends I thought I knew to be true enough, to shelter me from dangerInstead, knocking me out of their lives, into the darkest chamberOut of desperation of truth I look around and seeThrough the window of my childhood life with all its strainA young girl living like a pregnant woman in labour painsThe loneliness, of not having close friends, out of fear, and low esteem20
Trying to shut my eyes forever, but still around me I seeWar torn countries, mothers eating up their newborn babiesThe pain within my heart, but limited to sobs as I watch the screenReminiscent of the day, I stood alone, when the life light was dimWith a daily feed of nicotine, as my only comfortLord you gave me eyes, I thank you,Out of appreciation and comfort, I seeOne stage at a time, life switching to and fro, different directionsNursing my bruises, due to experience from ignoring correctionsGlaring at my only friends, wearing out on drugsBut failing to advise them, being a part of their group,Holding onto acid in mugsThrough my idle eyesFrom a distance ever watching21
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Page 11 and 12: The little seedI was once, a helple
Page 13 and 14: EducationSuffer the nation, without
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Page 17 and 18: Who am I?I am ugly yet so adoredThr
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Page 27 and 28: A child's prayerAs I kneel beside m
Page 29 and 30: In my life I've learntTo handle my
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Page 44 and 45: Best times of my lifeI felt your st
Page 46 and 47: II have seen many prophets and teac
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Page 52 and 53: Her own makingThey stood, in a semi
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Page 58 and 59: We live onceNever leave your tasks,
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You smoke to get over your stress a
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Hush now, my sonYour new world is f
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You made me hate my lifeAlways real
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The patientSitting by this hospital
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Unbearable pain, within my bodyFrie
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Please tell meWhen I sat patiently
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Is it destiny or fate that we met?T
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Like a foolish child, I loudly sobb
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Unforgettable, those happy daysAlwa
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What is happening to us?We used to
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Loving youIf loving you was a disea
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MotherMother is cryingTrying to def
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Mother is goneLife is different now
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People are like pimplesThey see a n
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Don't ask me why I am a playaI was
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A young men’s chick talesFor the
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ShadowsThey say that fear haunts th
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A poet is a poetEvery word reveals
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Wake up, pleaseReading novels was y
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I dream of dying, with a smile towa
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ScriptOur tonguesDanced, to a slow
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GratitudeMy warmest appreciation an
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