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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I think it's time for me to go now but I'm without a place to go and I'm too stubborn to move I think it's time for me to simmer down; I would agree because I can hardly feel the blood flow in my right hand This is still so touch and go that I'd rather play the part of a half ghost since sometimes I feel the need to just be invisible And I'd rather take that opportunity sooner than later I'm not in the mood to work I'm only willing to write and write what's left of me Though there can't be much left This must be how Danny feels is this how Danny feels This must be how Shadow feels, is this how Shadow feels This must be how Matt feels, is this how Matt feels so hopeless, so confused, so full of rage How can I get over this when I still want my one chance guarantee that hasn't expired yet Yeah it's true; I haven't been the happiest man alive for quite some time now But how can I be with all these mountains towering over me I don't need help, I need a way but I'd rather be a ghost today and recollect my thoughts I lost my cool yesterday and today only because I hate the way this unsung heart keeps driving me, wanting me to be in the same boat she's in Just with her only so can I be a ghost today I'd rather be a ghost today than the self destructive mess I call myself
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