Gone

by Fair Verona (Libra) - Not entered

I should be the one who disapears
I would regress into my fears
And stare at myself in all my mirrors

Everyday i sit and complain
Contemplating whether it would be sain
To one day, jump on the train

Heading east, to the island that is long
She would hold me in her arms
For ounce I would belong

Millions of people under one giant steeple
Like a needle in a hey stack
They could never bring me back
Back from what? from this? I wouldn't exist
regretting oppurtunities missed

Reason for writing:

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Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-12-07 13:46:35
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:10
Poem ID: 46173

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