Lone Perspective
Sometimes grass is greener, When you taste it on your own, Each person's opium growing stale, When left within touching distance, Of the burning sun. That envius and interfering sun! unnerving the freeworld grass eater, un-intensionally holds his head to the floor, This opium grass tastes sweeter, Alone in the deep black dark. The grass eater within me will need to break, before the opium grass disintegrates.
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Poet_Scott
Scott Farquharson had written poetry all of his life as an outlet for a very confused mind. He compiled his first book at the age of 19, \'General Thought (Book of few words)\', which was self published on Lulu.com in 2010. Following this, in 2012,...
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