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antoNLnius
Twan van Eijk
Netherlands, Limburg, Venlo

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Just here

Why do i exist
Why am i here
What is the purpose
Why on this world

I don't belong here
I'm too different

Why did they put me here
Why did they want me

I don't want to be here

What was my choice
Did i have a choice

Just live my life
Just can't get away
I'll always be.................

JUST HERE

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Juan2 Comment by: Juan2 - 2007-02-17 17:45
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Couple of typos:

- "excist" = exist
- "to different" = too different
- "I always be" = I'll always be

The feeling of angst drives this poem. These are the sorts of questions many people ask, some on a daily basis (it sounds like the voice of this poem is just such a person). While the message is loud and clear, it isn't necessarily appealing. The beauty of words, the sorrow that can ring in words is somewhat lacking through this straight-forward approach. Though it isn't necessarily for me, I think many people will enjoy this piece and empathize with the poem.

Happy Writings.
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