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There is a man who lives above me They call him "Depression" He is said to lurk in the darkest corners of your mind feeding off your inhibition and self confidence You find him in familiar eyes and unwelcoming smiles Words that cut like blades into skin He lives for misery. There is a woman who lives below me They call her "Anxiety' She finds you in sweat and short breaths climbing into your body like putting on a sweater she pulls every muscle and fiber of your being stiff She lives for your shaking hands and wet palms. She lives for fear.
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 7:00 PM UTC
If my Mental Illnesses were neighbors Pt. I
There is a man who lives above me They call him "Depression" He is said to lurk in the darkest corners of your mind feeding off your inhibition and self confidence You find him in familiar eyes and unwelcoming smiles Words that cut like blades into skin He lives for misery. There is a woman who lives below me They call her "Anxiety' She finds you in sweat and short breaths climbing into your body like putting on a sweater she pulls every muscle and fiber of your being stiff She lives for your shaking hands and wet palms. She lives for fear.
shianne-michelle
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 7:00 PM UTC
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