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"Emotion" by meadowlea

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You don’t show emotion they taught us
Kisses and cuddles weren’t for us
Show emotion never
So we live emotions bottled up inside us forever
Those emotions that you would have us show
We have them inside us did you know
Love hate dislike disappointment happiness grief pride
Always bottled up inside
We tried to make it different for our kids we really tried
What did we get for our efforts?
A child with a broken mind, suicide attempts is how he tries
Others turn their back mummy doesn’t say yes to their cries
We feel each others pain, ESP runs through our veins
We know the child with the broken mind has it
We think the most intelligent has it too but does he know it
So we build a wall to hide behind maybe they were right
Emotion should be kept out of sight
It only causes pain
That leaves us to cry in the rain




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On Thursday June 19th, 2008, Nixx (166) writes:
its good to get things off your chest but its better if there is someone that listens to otherwise empty cries.


On Thursday June 19th, 2008, meadowlea (30) writes:
thank you, people who should listen do hear this but they don't actually listen or think but hey thats life, thanks for reading


On Tuesday September 9th, 2008, Nixx (166) writes:
so these are yet agian empty cries...



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