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And for some reason At the depth of it all I have fallen back into the deepest groove of my own suffering. I do not know how or why this pain has come back. Or why it refuses to leave. Deep down at the bottom of everything I am surrounded -- By perfect monstrous silence Echoing gently the constant reminder Of my own isolation. I haven't felt this alone in years. At least not consciously so. Face to face with failure: The deepest kind of suffering. The very essence of sadness. The darkest part of darkness. Nothing but this: Alone again as always Irrational misbehavior Living always in a tortured instance. The world isn't so bad But the experience itself Is a whole different thing. I'd rather die right now than walk inside and put on a happy face. Splice myself open and drain away. The inexplicable suffering of my life Has taken hold of me Mysterious, unsubtle. Always and forever.
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Aug 16, 2016
Aug 16, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
Umbra
And for some reason At the depth of it all I have fallen back into the deepest groove of my own suffering. I do not know how or why this pain has come back. Or why it refuses to leave. Deep down at the bottom of everything I am surrounded -- By perfect monstrous silence Echoing gently the constant reminder Of my own isolation. I haven't felt this alone in years. At least not consciously so. Face to face with failure: The deepest kind of suffering. The very essence of sadness. The darkest part of darkness. Nothing but this: Alone again as always Irrational misbehavior Living always in a tortured instance. The world isn't so bad But the experience itself Is a whole different thing. I'd rather die right now than walk inside and put on a happy face. Splice myself open and drain away. The inexplicable suffering of my life Has taken hold of me Mysterious, unsubtle. Always and forever.
I lost the will to live again. I wonder why this always happens.
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Aug 16, 2016
Aug 16, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
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