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Wednesday, 6 May 2015

Sunglasses



I wear sunglasses inside, in the dark and in the rain

I wear them because I don't want the world to see my pain

I also don't want to act and be told to cheer up

So its best to get the shades and button up.

It's amazing what you see when you're hidden from the gaze

of the death stare, the dying eyes, the greys.

I can sense their energy, their hate and their fear

They pretend so badly yet they hold themselves so dear

I look at people from behind the glare 

Yes I know it isn't fair 

But I'm still trying to understand what 

makes us all tick

and to be perfectly frank

it makes me 'f*c*i*g' sick.



  

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