Weight of the world on my shoulders
Cliche as it may sound I'm feeling the brunt of these boulders As they push me into the ground Their gritty kind of exterior Made of dirt and petrified wood Grinds deeply into my skin Hardly stand up with all I could Where are my support beams Gleaming in the sun Leaning against a road sign Full of holes from a gun A painted secant on the avenue Telling us not to go As the tumble weeds gather And wander to and fro A wasteland full of nothing Void of thought and wonderment Is it a dream or a nightmare That haunts with detriment Awake with a sweatiness Burning in your pillow Your breath can finally slow After this fallowed night time sentiment
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