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I'm six feet underground, disoriented. did I dig the grave, or was I meant for it? the soil clumps together, stronger than ever as it presses my chest, never to sever. as I claw my way up, branches stab like pins. before long, the deep cuts sear my exposed skin. my eyes tire, and I rest. but my rest fails the test. the soil weighs me down further, bringing me where demons murmur. and that is where I now stand, trapped in a layer of land. and since making a move burns, staying gives me what I deserve.
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Jul 28, 2021
Jul 28, 2021 at 1:04 AM UTC
six feet under.
I'm six feet underground, disoriented. did I dig the grave, or was I meant for it? the soil clumps together, stronger than ever as it presses my chest, never to sever. as I claw my way up, branches stab like pins. before long, the deep cuts sear my exposed skin. my eyes tire, and I rest. but my rest fails the test. the soil weighs me down further, bringing me where demons murmur. and that is where I now stand, trapped in a layer of land. and since making a move burns, staying gives me what I deserve.
soulmusings
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Jul 28, 2021
Jul 28, 2021 at 1:04 AM UTC
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