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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I want to dip my hands in the sky and watch the stars fall down and cry I want to walk out into the ocean and lay my troublesome head down into the murky depths There are hidden meanings in the words I speak A hidden sadness in every look i convey towards you but you don't see behind your wall of smoke and mirrors it's just to much for you to comprehend I love you but I'm falling apart behind all the closed doors you don't see when your away from me. I need to run to the farthest city out of reach take my hand and follow me I need a new scenery to change this broken reverie Leaving behind the wasted years all spent on my knees gasping for the air I try so hard to breathe.And even when I've hit the floor I still see my weeping dreams shatter across the screen of this empty cinema inside my head. I want to pull you in but taking you down with me is not a option I'll never leave even when you scream and show me towards the door because now I love you and I need so much more I have to grab the hand your reaching out towards me but in order to stand by you I would need to walk across a million miles of broken glass I have to break crashing through the surface of this drowning sea I have been under so long born again and the only one that could have ever saved me was you.
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