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Depressive Disease

It’s a taste on the tongue like peppermint As invasive on the sinuses as mothballs, It’s the precision of a samurai sword across a palm, With the brutality of a gladius twisting against ribs More infectious than the black death, And no cure to stop. GL HF my friend, For we are all claimed by something, And one by it every forty seconds. It’s a pain in the mind, you see.
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Static_Heartbeats
20 / M / TX
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Written by
Static_Heartbeats
20 / M / TX
Published
Jun 6, 2021
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12 lines, 209 days left.

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