Hello in-built shell, how shell-fish of me to think I could avoid your beckoning bell, of self pity. Let us welcome in Sin-City.
Here is every bad thought you've ever had. Every signal sad wander clad in bleak black memory. The goodness drifting away in a puddle of ink, removing my ability to think clearly. No matter how dearly I cling to the loved ones.
Look to your right and there's the childhood. Which you would not change even if you could. Because, detested as it seems, I still feel a gleam of familiarity and clarity from my gloriously ****** up family.
Look to your left and you'll see yourself, bereft of all emotion, going through the motions of life, burning cold, rife with emptiness. Positively cesspit.
Look down, not straight ahead, and you'll see all of the relationships left dead on the highway of life. The ghosts of what you said pinning them anchored to drown, stapled further by words you regretted typing down.
Look up, far up in the sky, endless arch of black, dark harpies shrilly whispering all that you lack. The only crack of light, lightning, allowing further attack on your senses. It dispenses quickly with the pleasantries.
You're a regular here.
Now look sharp straight ahead, stop stooping with dread. Look up to the light, and fight for the figure you see. Look past the debris, and into her eyes, whose blue offers glimpses of less stormy skies. They speak of cold coffee, and too milky tea.