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*** and Coke Walls

Tingle in my palms, that flutter in my

stomach I feel before I throw back my

head as the warm comfort of your embrace

fills my insides. All that was once clear is

now blurred under your spell. My fingers can

no longer grasp on the smooth fabric of

reality. I fall into a clean

tunnel surrounded by the screams of all

my imperfections, self accusations.

Stumbling down this corridor inside

my mind I find the dark cobwebs that feel

slippery to the touch. I hear my voice

echoing from someplace far away, I

hear my screams, my moans. I feel foreign hands

across my shuttering chest. My fists bleed

as I pound against this prison made of

my bad choices and the warm blanket on

my raw senses, that pulls me deeper in.

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Apr 9, 2013
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