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I haunt myself

by jordan-fischer

Blue and black Mixed with red and tin The pen always rips through tear soaked paper Tears always bring tin Tin always brings tears For every time that you died I've killed my liver ten fold I know and hope I was your best friend But anxiety and depression have nothing but questions But I know I was almost your last call That last call is entirely burden and curse Any positivity is pushed down by desired silence I'm sorry I did not answer But am I sorry to you or your family? I am sorry to myself Ghosts are not real, I haunt myself The phone I did not answer, haunts me The grief of the world, or maybe Just the coppery taste of blood in my beer, haunts me. I write, drink, and act in your memory because you are forever my friend.
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jordan-fischer
24 / M / Canadian
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Written by
jordan-fischer
24 / M / Canadian
Published
Sep 18, 2016
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#sadness#ghost#silence#drink#ghosts#burden
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