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Slowly, it starts. Boiling, Rising, Seeping through the cracks. With heart clawing up my throat, you dance on the tip of my tongue; your voice 'round mine like flesh on bone. With your reflection sewn to my feet I cannot escape you. You are weaved fabric from a familiar land; a veil that strangles and blinds. But there will come a time when I will bite your silver tongue from my mind; f l a y y o u r s k i n from my bones. I will be heard (the ringing in your ear) "You were never welcome here."
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Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 12:17 PM UTC
Silver-Tongued Ghost
Slowly, it starts. Boiling, Rising, Seeping through the cracks. With heart clawing up my throat, you dance on the tip of my tongue; your voice 'round mine like flesh on bone. With your reflection sewn to my feet I cannot escape you. You are weaved fabric from a familiar land; a veil that strangles and blinds. But there will come a time when I will bite your silver tongue from my mind; f l a y y o u r s k i n from my bones. I will be heard (the ringing in your ear) "You were never welcome here."
The voice in your head can be beaten.
MDL
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29/M/Toronto
Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 12:17 PM UTC
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