To what extent



You've reached inside and ripped it out. Already yours there was no doubt. This thing that causes so much pain. Must die here now i cry in vain. You'll never know to what extent, reality has come to be so bent. When all i am is here for you. I hear your words. They rang un-true...

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The words were there. They just didn't flow as well as i wanted.

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Written on 2013

Submitted by mw111175 on November 18, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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