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my suıcıde note

by emimg

this body is somebody a vessel, pleasure machine, a mobile corpse it slides around in its husk (so unsettling) the cells within it shake violently as it withers they don't deserve inactivity the open ear canal leads an avian to stab an important part of the brain bleeding a gallon because the spots look like red suns from personal malice to hedonism closeness is driven by sexual selfishness once more dealing with the dissolution of reality the pads of fingers have melted into loose skin the bones that lie beneath break again internal and eternal suffering i wish to become the lamb of god instead I want to rid this despondency, let the water run clear is my self-awareness turning you on? his excitement only incites fear and the other is fooled by rivers but this one makes the bed reek of an enslaving smell he doesn't falter when my breath stops or hoist me up to my pedestal my damaged flesh is left unkissed i am simply used for development was. with clipped wings, i no longer flock to a conscious a sore thumb settled amongst talons my body belongs to anybody but no body can have my body. goodbye my sweet "enjoy home" i carved out with feathered scissors i've finally dotted the i's, it's really over
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21 / F
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Written by
emimg
21 / F
Published
Dec 27, 2021
Time
2m
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this is not an actual suicide note, im ok don't worry :)

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