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Framed so poetically, there it stays Never steps out of its flimsy boundary line but it takes in everything with him Inside a a static sea frame, there roam all the wild guesses you took: all blue all trapped, as erratic and diminishing as it was named. Was you were to throw that time when you tried to take to the sea all into it? There is no need to make me open my eyes to see something as obvious as this for a even a blind man can see it so crystal clear in his pitch black vision I'm closing my eyes and hope it stops but    ***I remember waking up    somewhere in midnight term    drowning in salty seas    and making bitter coffee to    recede the former taste.    I found your diary on the sea    shore with all of the demerara    sugar sand    disconnecting wires in my mind    with overflowing water in the    bathtub    and getting electrocuted.    Alarms when off buzzing with    tick tocks    I found myself with    a pacemaker also    your dying digital clock you had    since forever, displaying    blurs of phobia*** Am I wrong to be trying to breath underwater Would it be right to despise the blue sea that should soothes us that turned grey for all our fears we threw in without hesitate I put all of my fears into this sea, as a glitched version of your deceiving eye hue, demerara sugar on the edge of your lips lingering in my coffee chronomentrophobia oh thalassophobia, yet I was to choose between icy cold ocean air and falling into clocks' icicle-like hands. This is much of an error as it is a tsunami washing us with a tide of heartache like over sugared coffee with still bitter taste that melted into my inner cheeks when I had ulcers and you wearing wristwatch while holding my hands.
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Oct 31, 2014
Oct 31, 2014 at 10:03 AM UTC
Chronomentrophobia / Thalassophobia
Framed so poetically, there it stays Never steps out of its flimsy boundary line but it takes in everything with him Inside a a static sea frame, there roam all the wild guesses you took: all blue all trapped, as erratic and diminishing as it was named. Was you were to throw that time when you tried to take to the sea all into it? There is no need to make me open my eyes to see something as obvious as this for a even a blind man can see it so crystal clear in his pitch black vision I'm closing my eyes and hope it stops but    ***I remember waking up    somewhere in midnight term    drowning in salty seas    and making bitter coffee to    recede the former taste.    I found your diary on the sea    shore with all of the demerara    sugar sand    disconnecting wires in my mind    with overflowing water in the    bathtub    and getting electrocuted.    Alarms when off buzzing with    tick tocks    I found myself with    a pacemaker also    your dying digital clock you had    since forever, displaying    blurs of phobia*** Am I wrong to be trying to breath underwater Would it be right to despise the blue sea that should soothes us that turned grey for all our fears we threw in without hesitate I put all of my fears into this sea, as a glitched version of your deceiving eye hue, demerara sugar on the edge of your lips lingering in my coffee chronomentrophobia oh thalassophobia, yet I was to choose between icy cold ocean air and falling into clocks' icicle-like hands. This is much of an error as it is a tsunami washing us with a tide of heartache like over sugared coffee with still bitter taste that melted into my inner cheeks when I had ulcers and you wearing wristwatch while holding my hands.
I spent the day researching phobias and learnt that there are phobia for almost everything. I am not suffering from any of two of this phobias. I also spent the day learning about sugar types and pacemaker and coffee. Sometimes I think phobias are beautiful in some unexplainable ways.
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Oct 31, 2014
Oct 31, 2014 at 10:03 AM UTC
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