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Brown beetles, shiny shells Embedded into my skin. Burrowing, these crawlers Find their home in my flesh. I tear away, in a frenzy For fear they'd make a stay But this twisted dream Ended, with the sunrise Yet, much to my demise, The itch, scratching, scuttling Many legs, swimming among All of me, an awful psychosis I feel the digging, controlling. Betrayed, I cannot trust where My own extension , begins And where insects end.
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Jul 5, 2017
Jul 5, 2017 at 3:44 PM UTC
Infestation
Brown beetles, shiny shells Embedded into my skin. Burrowing, these crawlers Find their home in my flesh. I tear away, in a frenzy For fear they'd make a stay But this twisted dream Ended, with the sunrise Yet, much to my demise, The itch, scratching, scuttling Many legs, swimming among All of me, an awful psychosis I feel the digging, controlling. Betrayed, I cannot trust where My own extension , begins And where insects end.
devin-ortiz
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Jul 5, 2017
Jul 5, 2017 at 3:44 PM UTC
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