Where I'm From, by TigreDeVour
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I am from city lights and smog
And the most diverse culture.
I am from innocence
An unknowing mother.
And from depression,
Darker than night.
I am from the sagebrush,
The weeping willow in the front,
Which became my favorite toy.
I am from Coca-Cola
And false Christianity,
That I've turned my back on now.
I am from beauty and self-hatred,
And the talk of the town.
From verbal abuse to love.
I am from blonde and blue eyed,
To dark and green.
High maintainance and conceited,
And I can hold my own.
Oct.05.07 |
Posted: 2009-01-06 09:17:50 UTC |
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2007-10-11 01:28:36 | xxSoulsxxLiexx |
This tells a really good story with such meaning. I love it!!! |
2007-11-15 22:02:13 | Lydia |
this is so well written |