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Falling Inside Myself
Skies are gray
But expected to be blue
The life I live
Something I can't choose
It's quiet out
Except for the sound of a car motor
I fall back
And keep falling until it's over
There's a type of person I know
A type that has been hurt
And I know I should pray for them
But they have such little worth
Positive thoughts are hard to come by
And easy to ignore
Your hand in my hand
I'm not dying anymore
I don't recognize myself
Not underneath all this dirt
Soot and ash covering me head to toe
Is this all I'm worth?
Voices and conversations.
The quiet places inside I've kept
Elevated like scars on my knees
And bad thoughts in my head
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Scars on my knees are something I connect heavily to my childhood, and how scraping my knees seemed to be the most painful thing in the world.