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Monster Feet

Once, monster feet were all you wore,

pounding its claws upon wood floors.

Well now the beast is walking in your skin,

that you have lived, and fought them in.

How much can a human body take,

When horns pierce your skull, to keep you awake?

People say faking's profitless,

while I'm choking demons back in my esophagus.

An intervention for dented hearts,

that were beats, you wrote apart?

Do they await indented bumps,

a heart, bitter, selfishness pumps.

Alert the shadows as I bow to them,

poetic, inadequate, I lost to them.

What worthy life have I built to live,

if pain is all I know to give?

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Written by
Carbon6_dio
22 / Gender Fluid / GA
Published
Jun 5, 2018
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17·110
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#mentalillness#anxiety#depression#msk
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