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I hear you calling from within these walls, but I've spent forever pawing, clawing at the plaster to free you. My hands overflow with expanding silence. I cannot speak. I lay with you night after night separated by this wall of flesh that mimics my every breath as you sing me to sleep with your haunting, your taunting melody. Your   slowing     pulse is the most maddening rhythm. Your    fading      voice, the saddest cadence. I want to share your secrets with the world. Send your voice on the wind. Hammer your heartbeat into the ground. Heard. Felt. I will carve out my name With one of the finer points of life.
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Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
The Taste of Amontillado
I hear you calling from within these walls, but I've spent forever pawing, clawing at the plaster to free you. My hands overflow with expanding silence. I cannot speak. I lay with you night after night separated by this wall of flesh that mimics my every breath as you sing me to sleep with your haunting, your taunting melody. Your   slowing     pulse is the most maddening rhythm. Your    fading      voice, the saddest cadence. I want to share your secrets with the world. Send your voice on the wind. Hammer your heartbeat into the ground. Heard. Felt. I will carve out my name With one of the finer points of life.
An oldie from my archives.
MDL
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29/M/Toronto
Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
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