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I yell at dead trees for being too loud, i strangle them with cold pieces of iron, i heat them up in fire, i throw the burdens i can't carry as no other could listen to this misery of mine. Everybody has footsteps behind their lane but not me, I see a creature, slowing lurking to pull me in. With every pebble thrown at me, it shouts to end it all. It has neither face nor a body to move, Its an energy i must get through. my rugged clothes and chimney dark, my small home and sluggish moves, my flower of hope with a drip of desire. That's all i have to fight through this monster.
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Sep 20, 2025
Sep 20, 2025 at 7:51 AM UTC
This monster
I yell at dead trees for being too loud, i strangle them with cold pieces of iron, i heat them up in fire, i throw the burdens i can't carry as no other could listen to this misery of mine. Everybody has footsteps behind their lane but not me, I see a creature, slowing lurking to pull me in. With every pebble thrown at me, it shouts to end it all. It has neither face nor a body to move, Its an energy i must get through. my rugged clothes and chimney dark, my small home and sluggish moves, my flower of hope with a drip of desire. That's all i have to fight through this monster.
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Sep 20, 2025
Sep 20, 2025 at 7:51 AM UTC
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