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pierce my eyelids with fish hooks and reel the thin line in slamming my eyes shut so I can finally sleep I have stayed up countless nights nailing my body to the hardwood floor screaming in hopes that something will change, nothing does and in the morning I find splinters in my back linoleum tiles replace the skin on the bottom of my feet for i find myself either in the bathroom dying, or the kitchen trying and there are no longer skeletons in my closet, rather the haunting voices of family and friends who chose death over life and they hang like outdated fur coats that just take up space and I don't know if I am the hanger or silk lining inside.
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 12:33 PM UTC
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pierce my eyelids with fish hooks and reel the thin line in slamming my eyes shut so I can finally sleep I have stayed up countless nights nailing my body to the hardwood floor screaming in hopes that something will change, nothing does and in the morning I find splinters in my back linoleum tiles replace the skin on the bottom of my feet for i find myself either in the bathroom dying, or the kitchen trying and there are no longer skeletons in my closet, rather the haunting voices of family and friends who chose death over life and they hang like outdated fur coats that just take up space and I don't know if I am the hanger or silk lining inside.
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 12:33 PM UTC
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