Gallery of Pain: The Boy by Walter Martin
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Walter Martin
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He sits alone in a room
thinking of the past surprised how long he made it through and how long that he had last But now he sits alone and scorned with nothing but his tears abandoned by all the ones he loved that left him through the years And everyone that loves him still are not very far away they are all living with him he wished they'd go away They dwell within is conscious mind and through his fleeting dreams he tried and tried to drive them out he's worse off than he seems alone he sits and always will but never truly so he wonders why this curse is his he simply wants to go so far away, away from here but he sits alone the fact that no one's ever there proves that he is home Alone with the ones he loves or that's the way it feels and a thought slips past his mind he wonders if he's real perhaps he never really was maybe he isn't him at all maybe it really is their body he's staring at the wall motionless for hours on end he simply sits and thinks perhaps from this cup of life he too deeply drinks he slows rises up and walks down through the hall into a darkened room and grabs the shotgun off the wall he bows his head he knows that this isn't right this choice, though, is no longer his he has lost the fight his eyes slowly open they are a deep cool blue and suddenly he finds something that he had never knew Peace |
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