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Uncomfortably, in the room of my best friend while he nuzzles with his lover in bed while I wait in my thoughts like, a cold glacier below the veneer of the sea. My back hurts. I try counting down from one hundred and clearing it out. But old projectors play from behind my eyelids playing mirror images of horror films I wish I hadn't seen I lost someone that I loved to sickness and I couldn't accept it. It didn't feel like I thought it would. I feel this numbness crawling me, and it's getting colder Freezing over There is a song whispering on the stereo, that’s on the blank tile a few feet from me Full of so much joy and life, that seems to elude me I wish I could rip the benevolent sound from the air And consume it, and let it fill up every void That is left in this soul in which I believe in, Less and less Day by day As fate sunders me slowly Like the song is lulling me now into darkness Second by second
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 2:08 AM UTC
I'm Sprawled on the Floor (Night 2nd draft)
Uncomfortably, in the room of my best friend while he nuzzles with his lover in bed while I wait in my thoughts like, a cold glacier below the veneer of the sea. My back hurts. I try counting down from one hundred and clearing it out. But old projectors play from behind my eyelids playing mirror images of horror films I wish I hadn't seen I lost someone that I loved to sickness and I couldn't accept it. It didn't feel like I thought it would. I feel this numbness crawling me, and it's getting colder Freezing over There is a song whispering on the stereo, that’s on the blank tile a few feet from me Full of so much joy and life, that seems to elude me I wish I could rip the benevolent sound from the air And consume it, and let it fill up every void That is left in this soul in which I believe in, Less and less Day by day As fate sunders me slowly Like the song is lulling me now into darkness Second by second
Sam1955
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 2:08 AM UTC
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