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Just Look into His Face, it tells all.

Contributed by midnightwriter on Wednesday, 29th March 2006 @ 10:05:22 PM in AEST
Topic: abstract

Just look at his face it will tell you all, how he is so sad, lonely, and ready to fall.

He never went to high school, and never walked down prom’s hall. Didn’t have a date for the home coming ball.

He spent his free time walking along at the local mall. Simply wondering what life is all about. Funny thing is, he is handsome, smart, and a perfect six feet tall.

One day he dreams about having it all, and hanging fine art on his vanity wall. Yet, even in his perfect fantasy, his soul lives in a mansion of misery.

A constant battle taking place in his mind, just by looking into his eyes you can see the pain he tries to hide.

There is no other time to lend a hand than now. Can’t you see he is about to hit the ground? All you ever had to do was be a true friend, give a little love, and find him when he cannot be found.

Now his soul is gone, and his face is buried under the ground. Now your chances are gone, and regret’s voice whispers in your ear that you never helped him belong.

Looking back you strive to understand what went wrong. The summer has gone, and the season is turning into fall. You close your eyes and see his face, all you’re doing is looking at into face, and now you can see it all.

Copyright Â© midnightwriter ... [ 2006-03-29 22:05:22]
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