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The edge of the mattress seats my brittle, crouched over body Or maybe a corpse rotted by the swirling troubles that dizzy such a potential mind into a useless blend of mess and worry And the heart, left so empty after the pathetically desperate offers it chanced for love for a core to this depleting vessel But now left more bare than the farthest of trenches or the frigidly dry desert winds More stale in my sleep than the powerless sands whisked by its ruthless wrath The slumbering visions so personally horrifying The void that infects my soul, so closely as exhausting as when they end with my eyes' opening
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 5:08 PM UTC
The Edge of the Mattress
The edge of the mattress seats my brittle, crouched over body Or maybe a corpse rotted by the swirling troubles that dizzy such a potential mind into a useless blend of mess and worry And the heart, left so empty after the pathetically desperate offers it chanced for love for a core to this depleting vessel But now left more bare than the farthest of trenches or the frigidly dry desert winds More stale in my sleep than the powerless sands whisked by its ruthless wrath The slumbering visions so personally horrifying The void that infects my soul, so closely as exhausting as when they end with my eyes' opening
waleed-khalidi
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 5:08 PM UTC
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