Empty and Broken

Biography & Memoir, Literary, Fiction & Literature, Poetry

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Author:	Jason Wallace Poetry	ISBN:	9781310275159
Publisher:	Jason Wallace Poetry	Publication:	March 23, 2014
Imprint:	Smashwords Edition	Language:	English

Author:	Jason Wallace Poetry
ISBN:	9781310275159
Publisher:	Jason Wallace Poetry
Publication:	March 23, 2014
Imprint:	Smashwords Edition
Language:	English

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Empty and broken,

Oscillating to answer to

Everything everyone says of me,

Demanding my attention,

No careful condemnation

Erasing my innocence

Invasion of anything

I ever thought I'd be

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Empty and broken,

Oscillating to answer to

Everything everyone says of me,

Demanding my attention,

No careful condemnation

Erasing my innocence

Invasion of anything

I ever thought I'd be

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