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Oh, my vivid memory— there is no break in your whisper You wake my ear each night. Leave my mind alone… I know my fate is set in stone. I despise myself in broken rage; no prayer can heal me, no breath of sage. My body trembles now. Through empty streets I drift, afraid. ***** money in my wallet— a horrid crime, some might call it. I thought it would free my soul, somehow; But instead it hunts me down. Sweet, untold mistakes I’ve made. The fog creeps closer. My heart hides behind a masquerade. If the whisper will not forgive me, how could I forgive myself? Perhaps I stand at the edge of my own judgment… Would God forgive me? Bless me? Or laugh at my foolishness? I scream and people see me— dead inside, Yet unmistakably alive as the whisper begs me to jump.
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Mar 14
Mar 14, 2026 at 3:04 PM UTC
The Whispers Justice
Oh, my vivid memory— there is no break in your whisper You wake my ear each night. Leave my mind alone… I know my fate is set in stone. I despise myself in broken rage; no prayer can heal me, no breath of sage. My body trembles now. Through empty streets I drift, afraid. ***** money in my wallet— a horrid crime, some might call it. I thought it would free my soul, somehow; But instead it hunts me down. Sweet, untold mistakes I’ve made. The fog creeps closer. My heart hides behind a masquerade. If the whisper will not forgive me, how could I forgive myself? Perhaps I stand at the edge of my own judgment… Would God forgive me? Bless me? Or laugh at my foolishness? I scream and people see me— dead inside, Yet unmistakably alive as the whisper begs me to jump.
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Mar 14
Mar 14, 2026 at 3:04 PM UTC
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