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Broken Sonnets
Doesn't matter... What I say Yesterday is gone Tomorrow It's a burden A fear growing inside Building Off a lifeitme of mistakes The shakes They grip me at night The nightmares They cause me fright But who cares The burden No This burden It's mine alone I took love songs And I ripped them apart Now They're fragmented sonnets That don't make sense I I could write a sonnet But I don't Have anything to write about Look The skies are raptured Roll Up the curtain Me Well, me? I'm just a puppet But The strings They're in my own hands Turns out The source of all my problems Is what I see In the mirror Now Now I'm scared But Doesn't matter... What I say Yesterday is gone Tomorrow It's a burden But A burden I will indubitably face In my In my broken sonnets
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