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Broken

Today I die
With my broken soul
Shattered to pieces
And all alone
No-one is here
To see me go
Nothing I can do
But go with the flow
It seems my life
Was all just a game
Waiting for the end
To die in shame
I'm feeling lost
And my soul is crying
Sitting on winter's porch
Waiting for my dying
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Today
I
Die
With
My
Broken
Soul
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Waiting for the end

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On Wednesday June 6th, 2007, thelostmessenger (192) writes:

so sad... i feel for you. nice write. the emotions are really there... *messenger

On Monday June 4th, 2007, Mab (972) writes:

"Sitting on winter's porch Waiting for my dying"...damn!I was sitting there beside you and we watched our breath dance away on the cold night air, never to return...

On Thursday April 12th, 2007, ShatteredFaith (226) writes:

*picks up pieces to ur soul and holds them close* ur not alone babe. i felt the hurt in this..great job almost made me cry! ~manda~

On Monday October 25th, 2004, An Expired Member (9) writes:

I was right with you the whole way. I truly relate.

On Sunday October 24th, 2004, sexually_sadistic (488) writes:

this is sooo the way that i feel. i would be lucky if my name even made it to the obituaries... and even if it did i would just be another name!! ~sex~

On Sunday October 24th, 2004, sIo (845) writes:

would you not allow today the birth of you, but only the death that follows through?

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