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Whispering sadness, is calling to me. Dreams become nightmares, and won’t cease to be. It’s like I’m running dead out, and then it’s a forty five degree wall. Then no matter how fast I run, I’m destined to fall. I’m fleeing from something, but I can’t get away. It only keeps gaining, with each passing day. I know if I was to stop, to simply catch my breath, then it will be upon me, and that would mean my death. The weapons I had, to keep this beast at bay, have slowly been lost, or have been stripped away. That’s an apt description, of depression I think. Eventually the ground will turn soft, and I’ll start to sink. It’s just overwhelming, this sadness i feel. I try so hard to fight it, but I don’t want a pill. I guess the terror of death, is nothing compared, to losing who I am, so that I won’t be scared. So I apologize, for not being alright. Just remember I’m struggling, with things I can’t fight.
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Oct 18, 2019
Oct 18, 2019 at 9:59 AM UTC
Running away
Whispering sadness, is calling to me. Dreams become nightmares, and won’t cease to be. It’s like I’m running dead out, and then it’s a forty five degree wall. Then no matter how fast I run, I’m destined to fall. I’m fleeing from something, but I can’t get away. It only keeps gaining, with each passing day. I know if I was to stop, to simply catch my breath, then it will be upon me, and that would mean my death. The weapons I had, to keep this beast at bay, have slowly been lost, or have been stripped away. That’s an apt description, of depression I think. Eventually the ground will turn soft, and I’ll start to sink. It’s just overwhelming, this sadness i feel. I try so hard to fight it, but I don’t want a pill. I guess the terror of death, is nothing compared, to losing who I am, so that I won’t be scared. So I apologize, for not being alright. Just remember I’m struggling, with things I can’t fight.
Jacktorrance
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40/M/Oklahoma
Oct 18, 2019
Oct 18, 2019 at 9:59 AM UTC
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