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Jealousy

It brings to life

A violent monster in my stomach,

Clawing; Screaming;

Rushing to devour what's left of my sanity.

So powerful;

It steals my breath away,

And brings me to my knees,

And there's nothing I can do,

And that's it.

It's new, it's strange.

I can't decide;

This raw emotion all can see.

Unfamiliar and unnecessary;

But not entirely unnatural.

Tell me; tell me:

Who likes jealousy?

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Written by
molly-white
American
Published
Sep 26, 2010
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Notes

I overdid the punctuation but, hey, what can you do?

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