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Midnight thoughts

The anxiety is cutting me deep

Yet intravenously they can put me to sleep

The idea of a needle in my hands makes me ill

Nothing seems to help anymore, no prescription nor pill

My body aches, longs for numbness, for real rest and ease

My mind is constantly racing and leaping, worsened by this disease

The affliction, a full circle, bringing me back to square one

Could I take back all I've started, undo who I've become?

Is this really making stronger for I've never felt so weak?

God please see me, because I know, blessed are meek.

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tana-marie-b
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May 17, 2016
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