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Aug 2013
It was four in the morning
The noises I'm so subconsciously
dependent on were as absent
as all of the people I'm so consciously
dependent on...
I've never experienced a silence
so untouched
and equally dysfunctional.
Outside of my racing mind
& shaking hands
the earth was dead
or sleeping.
It didn't seem to make a difference.
I could've shut my phone off.
Inhaled the night like my last cigarette.
Let the insanity take its toll,
and fade into my driveway
but instead I called
and I called
and I called
without an answer...
Maybe if I just leave my foot
like a weight to the gas pedal,
close my eyes
and let go of the steering wheel,
I could reach some sort of fate
Reveal some twisted destiny
"She was born to die young,
You could see it in her eyes"
Am I suicidal?
No
Not anymore
But I'm lost enough
to think that my car
has a better chance of leading me
to where I need to be than I do
And if I need to be laid up in a hospital bed
Or arms crossed, six feet deep into the ground
So be it
At least then I could stop wandering
Rest this aching skull
Rid my soul of it all
Morgan
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Morgan  25/F/Scranton Pa
(25/F/Scranton Pa)   
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