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MONSTER

A swift walk down the hall, I catch a glimpse... your shadow lingers behind me. I shiver a bit. I know you know I sense your presence, but still, in my bed you climb at night haunting my dreams. I wake in the morning, I feel your cool breath on my cheek. I grab the blankets tight. release. there's no point... I can still feel you. I know you're there, behind me, watching me. Walking down the street, people stare... I know they want to ask about you, but, instead, they coward with fear. I don't blame them. So, instead of spending my Saturday night with friends, I fill this lonely chair with an even lonelier body and hope that you'll just disappear. Wake up. Life. Repeat. In the mirror over the sink, I look and see you and me... however, your you IS me... I'm the monster they all see.
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jessica-cain
American
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Nov 21, 2013
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