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devon-bingham
It's not my Heart that's broken it's my Soul unwinding itself into millions of decaying pieces seeping out of my skin like broken glass starving my lungs and killing my mind slowly burning my blood away until I'm nothing but a wilted shell of rotten flesh and shattered bones
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 1:56 PM UTC
Broken
Oh, how I miss you You still cast a shadow In the back of my brain, I feel the sting Oh, what I'd give to kiss you And tell you you're forgiven, I cannot sleep, I cannot eat at all But I try to force it down, The memories I'm left with, But they crawl up through my throat And knock out all my teeth So I can't enunciate the words "I'm not over you" I've given up on letting go
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 1:56 PM UTC
I'm Not Over You
I have seen her a stealthily frail flower walking with its fellows in the death of light,against whose enormous curves of flesh exactly cubes of tiny fragrance try; i have watched certain petals rapidly wish in the corners of her youth;whom,fiercely shy and gently brutal, the prettiest wrath of blossoms dishevelling made a pale fracas upon the accurate moon…. Across the important gardens her body will come toward me with its hurting ****** smell of lilies….beyond night’s silken immense swoon the moon is like a floating silver hell a song of adolescent ivory.
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 7:33 AM UTC
I Have Seen Her A Stealthily Frail
if i believe in death be sure of this it is because you have loved me, moon and sunset stars and flowers gold crescendo and silver muting of seatides i trusted not, one night when in my fingers drooped your shining body when my heart sang between your perfect ******* darkness and beauty of stars was on my mouth petals danced against my eyes and down the singing reaches of my soul spoke the green- greeting pale- departing irrevocable sea i knew thee death. and when i have offered up each fragrant night,when all my days shall have before a certain face become white perfume only, from the ashes then thou wilt rise and thou wilt come to her and brush the mischief from her eyes and fold her mouth the new flower with thy unimaginable wings,where dwells the breath of all persisting stars
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 2:29 PM UTC
If I Believe
If my depression were human, like myself, it would possess no gender. Astonishingly impatient, it would easily upset; Every little detail, from meal times to dress, Could trigger a hate-storm of words and fists Plummeting down upon my body, its own little punching bag. If my depression were human, it would adhere to my side without consent Mirroring that bi-polar, abusive “relative” A step-mother with clenching claws much too close to my neck one minute Then handing over claims of caring and loving me the next. I am forced to face hell whenever it visits, But if gone for too long, I begin to miss its presence. And if my depression were human, it would live restlessly. Through exercise it could relax a while, but with its unruly schedule, the time may never surface. It tries to sleep often and I try my best to assist --tea and music to calm the mind-- but most often insomnia leaves it beside me for hours, burning on and on this flame eating at my insides: A voice I cannot ignore. The lack of sleep driving its nerves and emotions On even less stable ground. Sleeping pills no longer work to calm its overactive mind And this throat-burning ***** works for only a few hours Sitting in the shadows with only the bottle to numb the pain For us both. If my depression were human, it would force its way between myself and others, destroying every potential relationship, friendship and otherwise, before even a chance at an emotional connection arises; driving even the most persistent ones to give up in exhaustion. I would live alone with it And it with me It would tell me that it loves me, but turn And stab at my wrists At my arms At my legs Shedding blood and claiming that That would prove my devotion. If my depression were human, life would not be life, I would not be me. Eventually I could no longer hide behind a fabricated smile: to pretend would pain my damaged mind past its tolerance and my body would begin to lose hope as well. I could try to run away, with substances or therapy, but the effects only fade and leave me alone with it Once more. And unfortunately, Depression is human. A parasitic one Living in and draining the mind of its host. Slowly killing every emotion, Until even pain loses its effects. Dominating relationship after relationship. Birthing 350 million loners. Ending 350 million lives, Whether literally, or emotionally. Those who survive and learn to file it away may never know themselves again. Forced to worship pills that eat their true selves, all for this demonic being that leaves them numb, cold, and empty. *As I stand now, face to face with my own demons, no longer lurking in the shadows, I realize I have lost the war, as my throat counts the blue bullets leading to my sanity.*
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Nov 5, 2014
Nov 5, 2014 at 6:56 PM UTC
If my Depression were Human
If my depression were human, like myself, it would possess no gender. Astonishingly impatient, it would easily upset; Every little detail, from meal times to dress, Could trigger a hate-storm of words and fists Plummeting down upon my body, its own little punching bag. If my depression were human, it would adhere to my side without consent Mirroring that bi-polar, abusive “relative” A step-mother with clenching claws much too close to my neck one minute Then handing over claims of caring and loving me the next. I am forced to face hell whenever it visits, But if gone for too long, I begin to miss its presence. And if my depression were human, it would live restlessly. Through exercise it could relax a while, but with its unruly schedule, the time may never surface. It tries to sleep often and I try my best to assist --tea and music to calm the mind-- but most often insomnia leaves it beside me for hours, burning on and on this flame eating at my insides: A voice I cannot ignore. The lack of sleep driving its nerves and emotions On even less stable ground. Sleeping pills no longer work to calm its overactive mind And this throat-burning ***** works for only a few hours Sitting in the shadows with only the bottle to numb the pain For us both. If my depression were human, it would force its way between myself and others, destroying every potential relationship, friendship and otherwise, before even a chance at an emotional connection arises; driving even the most persistent ones to give up in exhaustion. I would live alone with it And it with me It would tell me that it loves me, but turn And stab at my wrists At my arms At my legs Shedding blood and claiming that That would prove my devotion. If my depression were human, life would not be life, I would not be me. Eventually I could no longer hide behind a fabricated smile: to pretend would pain my damaged mind past its tolerance and my body would begin to lose hope as well. I could try to run away, with substances or therapy, but the effects only fade and leave me alone with it Once more. And unfortunately, Depression is human. A parasitic one Living in and draining the mind of its host. Slowly killing every emotion, Until even pain loses its effects. Dominating relationship after relationship. Birthing 350 million loners. Ending 350 million lives, Whether literally, or emotionally. Those who survive and learn to file it away may never know themselves again. Forced to worship pills that eat their true selves, all for this demonic being that leaves them numb, cold, and empty. *As I stand now, face to face with my own demons, no longer lurking in the shadows, I realize I have lost the war, as my throat counts the blue bullets leading to my sanity.*
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Wide eyes plead, tell me you love me, Little hands held out, Can you show me the way? Before the serpent whispers, Before hands and words can distort, Fully dependent, an unbroken dreamer, A heart wide open. Little heart full of love, Little mind,unashamed. I wish you could stay, little one. To never know life's sting, Never know how much it hurts. Will you find the Sun, in this dark, cold place?
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 7:19 PM UTC
Innocence
A broken heart. No one to hold on to, nothing to mend it or bring it back. A million pieces, fallen to the ground. Sad and alone in a dark empty space, Left to cry, in a cold, forgotten place. Left to die. Jumbled up in a scattered soul. A broken dream, no hope to reach it, nothing to keep it alive or help it breathe. A thousand tries, failed to reach anything. Dead but never died, scared but never tried. In a place I've never known, Left alone in my own empty mind, on the borderline, left to fall off the edge No where to go with a broken heart and a broken soul. Walking all alone into the unknown.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 7:17 PM UTC
Broken Cries
the scent of you would be my favorite perfume. I'd walk to your doorstep, as early as two. Because I want to feel that indescribable feeling. I wan't to be with you. and it's not *** or desire that I'm looking for. it's the warmth from your hair, the fire from the blanket we both share. but for now, I can only absorb my dreams. Pretend it's my only reality. only. why can't it be? See the struggle that is approaching me?
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 7:15 PM UTC
Scented'