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Nov 2013
When I was little,
if I were scared,
I would crawl into my mothers bed to fall asleep,
to feel safe.

Now,
The monsters in my closet and under my bed come lay with me as the monster in my mind makes them feel the need to be safe.
Silently the monster takes control of my darkened room,
The wind applauding every dark thought that my mind generates and pulses through my veins

A chill slithers down my spine although Iā€™m sweating,
I kick my legs and roll around,
like a wrestling match,
my body versus my mind
I wonder who will win.
Max Evans
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Max Evans
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