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one breath
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just breathe....

Its funny how I never saw your motives.
Its funny how I never recognized your lies.
You've broken me down so many times before.

And I'm tired of playing the fool.

Scary how the (mental) abuse used to bring me peace...

For some reason it always brought back the old familiar sensations of stinging tears and crushed realities. I realize I had been living a dream for so long, in retrospect it was more of a nightmare. A nightmare of bliss and no regrets, and I felt completely lost when I finally woke up...

Despite all my happiness...truly, I was miserable.

Its scary each mental scratch brought me back down, shook me free of my wishes and my dreams. And yes, that truly felt like home. Somewhere in the land of tears I dwelt day to day imagining what I thought life offered me.

I awoke...suddenly...

I am back home, far from the land of tears, yet still basking in this feeling. Bleeding from these open wounds. Wounds that would heal if only I would let them. If only I could let them. Wounds that would heal if I could just forget about you and walk away...but for some reason you refuse to forget me...try as you might you continue to avoid severing all the ties. You keep me around by ignoring me.

Because of this I cannot smile.
I cannot dream.
I can not live.
I can not grow.
But I am breathing...barely.

One breath after another.

That's all I have left to hold onto...
Its a pity I can barely even do that on my own.


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Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on July 2, 2005


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