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    She & I
    She & I
    She & I
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    She & I

    By Fatemeh Ghasemi

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    Sometimes you don't know what to do or which path to take. Just take it easy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFatemeh Ghasemi
    Release dateMar 21, 2022
    ISBN9781005527747
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      Book preview

      She & I - Fatemeh Ghasemi

      SHE & I

      Fatemeh Ghasemi

      MOVIE

      My life's a movie

      You're the main character

      Who's dead

      I can't touch you

      But I feel you

      In my veins

      PURE ENOUGH

      I'm surrounded by people

      In this prison of loneliness

      I care but they don't

      I live but they don't

      I see but they don't

      And you're the only one

      Who can break me out

      The only soul pure enough

      To touch my faith

      The only voice

      To break the chains

      FADE AWAY

      I lie down

      Staring at the ceiling

      Highways of dreams

      In my head

      Same old cliché

      Your voice

      Dancing in my ears

      Stars blurring my vision

      Your name on the tip of my tongue

      I scream in silence

      I break my reflection

      I slaughter my ego

      Just to watch you

      Fade away

      EMPTINESS

      I don't see darkness anymore

      I just see emptiness

      A warehouse full of fake hope

      A lover with no one to love

      There's no light in my town

      It's just distance burning inside

      I don't see flames anymore

      All I see is me

      Shattered words on the ground

      WOULD YOU

      Anger is controlling me

      I'm a victim

      To its purpose

      It wants to kill them

      For being careless

      For being distant

      Would you touch me

      Would you hold my hand

      When I'm like

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