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a kind of darkness

a kind of darkness

so fluid

it wraps around you

confining every step

and every thought

 

a kind of darkness

so dense

your legs—tired

eyes becoming weak

you can feel the light linger beyond your grasp

you know you’ll never see it

 

a kind of darkness

so vivid

you can’t escape

the taste of blood encompasses your senses

and you’ll never come to accept it

 

a kind of darkness

so true

the only light you know

was just a shadow

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jerry-1
American
Published
Oct 15, 2013
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