There was a wee lass named Lyndsey Lou
And from the green field oh how she grew
Until one day her Ma
Took her away
To sail the ocean blue
They came upon an Isle of fortune
And set up home amongst the commotion
To toil and trudge
Each turn a grudge
But oh how she loved the absorption
So here she is today all grown
Against the Manhattan skyline she calls home
Silently screaming all alone
She tells her secrets in whispers called poems
I hate the way you make me cry
Tying knots around me
Forever binding me to this
Feeling of hollowness
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Searching in empty boxes
Broken facades that glimmer
With fierce brightness
Blinded to the carcass of regrets
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