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Empty by Steven M Lacey Tuesday, April 16, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan There’s no romance in being like this Martyrdom for no cause Throw your arms in the air Smash your head against the wall Paint in red my despair Something is wrong Something is wrong here Body trembling like an old man There’s no symbolism worth this No hope where birds don’t fly You asked for this Now I watch you cry Something is wrong Something is wrong here I don’t care for trivial things Too much bloodshed in my head I’m tiring of this game Wish it could be different But it’ll always be the same
- Written during a very low period as you may be able to tell...

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Reviewed by Trixie Love	4/16/2002

Hi Steven, Always remember that "There is a silver lining after each storm". Sad but nice write... :) Trixie




Reviewed by Masarat Daud (Reader)	4/16/2002

Ah,I know just what you mean!