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Dear Diary,

He has neither the strength to fight
Nor the guts to take away his life

All he sees is the dark, so black and deep
And failure, so stark and steep

He holds back but at times he weeps,
Cuz his spirit is completely broke

He can't take no more
Its all far too gore.

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blog.sahil.me said…
Zero comments doesn't look so nice sandwiched between 31 and 42 =P
4/28/10, 1:26 AM
Sam said…
haha, but the only reason there's 31 and 42 is cuz we use it as a forum/facebook. :P
4/28/10, 11:24 AM
Disguise said…
What is WITH the depressing poetry, huh? HAPPPY STUFF PLEASEEE :D
5/9/10, 12:09 PM
Sam said…
Haha! Sure.. Maybe next few posts. :P

I do have funny posts here too:

http://sam-writes.blogspot.com/2010/01/heylo.html

http://sam-writes.blogspot.com/2010/01/bday-hangover.html

http://sam-writes.blogspot.com/2009/10/so-among-things-worth-writin-about-has.html

:P
5/9/10, 12:26 PM
Sam said…
And, if you want funny poetry

here's a bit of it.

http://sam-writes.blogspot.com/2009/09/class-13th-poetry.html
5/9/10, 12:28 PM
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