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Tendrils of black embrace my vision, Like branches splintering through; My eyes blink rapidly in response, Yet they remain no matter what I do. My hands tear at my face's canvas, Which is long-stained with tears; Recently, blood has intermingled with them, A result of my fears. I'm wiping away the moisture, So they won't see my pain. But my skin is coming off in my hands, Like a thick, ****** rain. It's impossible to hide it longer, It has consumed me so; The next person to glance at me, Will instantly know.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
Impossible to Hide
Tendrils of black embrace my vision, Like branches splintering through; My eyes blink rapidly in response, Yet they remain no matter what I do. My hands tear at my face's canvas, Which is long-stained with tears; Recently, blood has intermingled with them, A result of my fears. I'm wiping away the moisture, So they won't see my pain. But my skin is coming off in my hands, Like a thick, ****** rain. It's impossible to hide it longer, It has consumed me so; The next person to glance at me, Will instantly know.
CodyHaag
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
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