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the bed feels like an ocean your body writhes upon it giant squid tentacles winding up from the inky depths locking around your ankle rendering the limb useless an anchor in your dreams dreams of masked figures with nets bottling your hopes and dreams for their own sick pleasures put on shelves and made into a roadside freak show words like venom and jeering laughter nigh time dreamers chained in reality differences scorned upon physical or mental cries of upheaval and revolution from those that are followed by the black dog those that are like rag dolls trapped in the shell that is their body unable to lift their heads the smothering and stifling cloak of panic worn by those who suffer anxiety the grey storm cloud of acid rain and icy bullets hovering over the depressed they are not broken only flawed in this world today no one is without flaws insecurities and fear keep our mouths shut locked with heavy iron padlocks weighing the wearer down
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 8:23 PM UTC
ocean
the bed feels like an ocean your body writhes upon it giant squid tentacles winding up from the inky depths locking around your ankle rendering the limb useless an anchor in your dreams dreams of masked figures with nets bottling your hopes and dreams for their own sick pleasures put on shelves and made into a roadside freak show words like venom and jeering laughter nigh time dreamers chained in reality differences scorned upon physical or mental cries of upheaval and revolution from those that are followed by the black dog those that are like rag dolls trapped in the shell that is their body unable to lift their heads the smothering and stifling cloak of panic worn by those who suffer anxiety the grey storm cloud of acid rain and icy bullets hovering over the depressed they are not broken only flawed in this world today no one is without flaws insecurities and fear keep our mouths shut locked with heavy iron padlocks weighing the wearer down
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23/Trans Male
Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 8:23 PM UTC
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