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i am hunted                         and haunted by memories -             once good times turned sour.                                                                 vines claw and grasp at my feet                                                              while i try in vain to trudge forward. i am picasso with paintbrush poised betwixt my teeth-                                                                                                                        arms bound                                                                              by a straightjacket sewn from sorrow. the lacrimose landscape of my limbic system is a scarred battleground. fear and regret clash with my spirit and sanity like angry gods. i fear i may be broken. how many times have i apologized? 'til sandpaper throat and crimson finger from repentance and gripping pen?                                               not enough.
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 6:07 PM UTC
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i am hunted                         and haunted by memories -             once good times turned sour.                                                                 vines claw and grasp at my feet                                                              while i try in vain to trudge forward. i am picasso with paintbrush poised betwixt my teeth-                                                                                                                        arms bound                                                                              by a straightjacket sewn from sorrow. the lacrimose landscape of my limbic system is a scarred battleground. fear and regret clash with my spirit and sanity like angry gods. i fear i may be broken. how many times have i apologized? 'til sandpaper throat and crimson finger from repentance and gripping pen?                                               not enough.
raymond-johnson
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 6:07 PM UTC
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