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Her Life in Black in White
Like a camera from way back when,
She sees her life with no color,
No optimism or emotion,
Only pessimism and negativity.
The intense words she shouts,
Are only in her mind,
Her eyes aren’t capable of viewing,
The real world for how it is.
She bottles up so much pain,
And never lets it out,
Like the smile she never flashed,
The mind of her is unknown.
Her lips can’t comprehend,
The words “I love You”,
And she has no heart to love with,
So she never finds her match.
She wonders around the earth,
Not knowing the difference between night and day,
She goes to sleep to find herself,
Awoken without an ounce of a dream.
She lives her life with no regret or remorse
She doesn’t know how many feel the way she does,
But she locks herself up so securely,
No one can show her the rainbow.