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How the heart hurts and how it is heavy, how I long for the strength rather than the dreary. It never subsides and it never heals but, rather I feel the weight of the burden that the memory cannot seem to halt, or repeals- the disgruntled and mislead, carried and uncertain.   The poison I have drank cannot be blamed for it was me who let the poison sink from within; For it has grown wild and insane as if it had rained down hard on myself, down hard on on my skin. Crimson, cherry, dark hues lie tauntingly on my body to appease the voices, the thoughts that taunt and scream. Left alone? Never could I dream of a day's peace where I embody the strength, the will, the power where it remains a dream. I bid these thoughts in high regards. They accompanied me when no one around cared to see, cared to follow, instead leads, lies, misuses and remarks the time, the darkness that was once surround- ensured me, I was hollow.
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Oct 25, 2019
Oct 25, 2019 at 1:34 PM UTC
Mind over Matter
How the heart hurts and how it is heavy, how I long for the strength rather than the dreary. It never subsides and it never heals but, rather I feel the weight of the burden that the memory cannot seem to halt, or repeals- the disgruntled and mislead, carried and uncertain.   The poison I have drank cannot be blamed for it was me who let the poison sink from within; For it has grown wild and insane as if it had rained down hard on myself, down hard on on my skin. Crimson, cherry, dark hues lie tauntingly on my body to appease the voices, the thoughts that taunt and scream. Left alone? Never could I dream of a day's peace where I embody the strength, the will, the power where it remains a dream. I bid these thoughts in high regards. They accompanied me when no one around cared to see, cared to follow, instead leads, lies, misuses and remarks the time, the darkness that was once surround- ensured me, I was hollow.
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26/F/American
Oct 25, 2019
Oct 25, 2019 at 1:34 PM UTC
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