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There is a feeling of bubbles forming from my chest that threatens to spill from my mouth, but instead, flowers grow out of my throat and reach upwards to the never-ending sky. There is no way to know how I feel, as I do not know myself what goes on in my body, in my head -- I am but a passenger as my form works on autopilot interacting, recharging, moving. There is a dull pain, sometimes -- a hollow kind of loneliness that spreads like miasma, bone-deep and cold to the touch. On those days I'm anchored to the bed, to the ground. My mind knows there is nothing keeping me down, yet my body refuses to believe it. There is a screaming in my head that I wasn't aware of until I started smoking, until the nicotine had suddenly muted everything going on up there. When you live in a void of white noise, silence is what you seek. But there is no fixed price, no settled equivalent on what you stand to lose for you to gain.
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Dec 27, 2019
Dec 27, 2019 at 10:20 AM UTC
27-12-2019
There is a feeling of bubbles forming from my chest that threatens to spill from my mouth, but instead, flowers grow out of my throat and reach upwards to the never-ending sky. There is no way to know how I feel, as I do not know myself what goes on in my body, in my head -- I am but a passenger as my form works on autopilot interacting, recharging, moving. There is a dull pain, sometimes -- a hollow kind of loneliness that spreads like miasma, bone-deep and cold to the touch. On those days I'm anchored to the bed, to the ground. My mind knows there is nothing keeping me down, yet my body refuses to believe it. There is a screaming in my head that I wasn't aware of until I started smoking, until the nicotine had suddenly muted everything going on up there. When you live in a void of white noise, silence is what you seek. But there is no fixed price, no settled equivalent on what you stand to lose for you to gain.
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Dec 27, 2019
Dec 27, 2019 at 10:20 AM UTC
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