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Tangled behind bars, with dry skin, dry mouth, dry tears. Like a river, the red cells are forced to flow. Days gone — with soreness and loss. Nowhere to go, an empty mind, yet so full of worries — of blood and flesh. Not his own flesh, but others’, combined with what’s left of self. A marionette of pain, pulled by unseen hands. He wished to fade, but her open hand held him — though her heart had long shut its door.
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Dec 20, 2025
Dec 20, 2025 at 5:46 AM UTC
A Marionette Of FORTY Years
Tangled behind bars, with dry skin, dry mouth, dry tears. Like a river, the red cells are forced to flow. Days gone — with soreness and loss. Nowhere to go, an empty mind, yet so full of worries — of blood and flesh. Not his own flesh, but others’, combined with what’s left of self. A marionette of pain, pulled by unseen hands. He wished to fade, but her open hand held him — though her heart had long shut its door.
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Dammie
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18/M/Underworld
Dec 20, 2025
Dec 20, 2025 at 5:46 AM UTC
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