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I lost my world today carefully contructed built of grace of hope of dreams of lies built on a better life I lost my world today with three simple careless words I went trembling wailing into oblivion today I found waht I"d been forgetting pushing off shoving aside burying so deep inside that it would never never break free Today I found my life a lie struggled for dreamed of and lusted after but a lie all the same Today was truth as it came looking for me seeking to bring me back out of denial out of lethargy I awoke taunted teased into realization I lost my world today Now I've a question Just one simple question Did you ever care?
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This is really good...or perhaps I am just a sucker for these types of content.. I like the way it flows...
M'eh. I've been all kinds of bad about keeping up in this conference.... I like how you vary your refrain line. You don't just stick with "I lost my world today," you repeat "today" in other combinations. Holds the poem together, without being as monotonous as it would be to use "I lost my world" at the start of every stanza or some such. "I found my life a lie" and "burying deep inside" struck me as a little cliche, but they aren't cliche enough to detract from the rest of the poem, IMO. But it might be better if you could rephrase them. I don't know. I'm being indecisive....<g>
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