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a day in the life

by the-profound-bond

Nothing changes You have accomplished nothing You are nothing Nothing. Thoughts settling deep inside me In the pit of my stomach I can throw them up again tomorrow But the words come back Nothing. Try to shift focus Ignore the painful pull Forget the words devouring your sanity A sharp sting at your wrists Quick relief Until the illness drowns you No escape. Can't breathe. Nothing.
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Written by
the-profound-bond
American
Published
Feb 2, 2015
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21·66
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my writing is rusty but im trying

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#depression#self-harm#self-hate
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