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Adolescence MAG
I'm on the other side
Of the door like
A dog being shunned for
Barking too loud.
Locked out of trusting,
Of maternal warmth I knew
Until you
Took it upon yourself.
Foolish
To think I could still be
A child; your child.
All beck and call and thinking of Mommy like
A god figure.
Maybe that's why you think
I've lived too much.
I shouted out; to
The men
Drugs
Sleep deprived spirits; they
Cruise around me
Witches on broomsticks
Is what we're made out to be
But I adore the rush
Who I was, that I had
Figured out to see;
That I'd do it all again,
Without your permission.
Soak it up til
I'm nowhere near sober,
Drunk on my thoughts of
Walking with angels;
Drunk on my thoughts of
Walking alone.
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