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My anxiety rocks me in its arms And suddenly I'm a child again My head buried in its chest So I don't have to face the world It sings me twisted lullabies Breathes out carbon monoxide fumes scented sickly sweet Closing my eyes gently and watching me fade away It pulls me close And gives me the illusion of security It holds me tight and tells me I'm better off alone Because I'm not worth the affection of anyone else Its voice resonates like wind chimes in an evening breeze It won't let me get hurt It won't let me leave It keeps me here, a china doll Fragile and hollow inside A shell of the person I once was A painted on smile I stop trying to leave I always end up back here when I do I think I secretly like it Watching my life spiral out of control In the safety of anxiety’s arms
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 6:30 AM UTC
Stockholm Syndrome
My anxiety rocks me in its arms And suddenly I'm a child again My head buried in its chest So I don't have to face the world It sings me twisted lullabies Breathes out carbon monoxide fumes scented sickly sweet Closing my eyes gently and watching me fade away It pulls me close And gives me the illusion of security It holds me tight and tells me I'm better off alone Because I'm not worth the affection of anyone else Its voice resonates like wind chimes in an evening breeze It won't let me get hurt It won't let me leave It keeps me here, a china doll Fragile and hollow inside A shell of the person I once was A painted on smile I stop trying to leave I always end up back here when I do I think I secretly like it Watching my life spiral out of control In the safety of anxiety’s arms
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 6:30 AM UTC
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