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A Freestyled Poem

by @Nonsensical

Four Valium down washed away with beer. I can no longer live a life lead by fear. Constant stress of just being awake, when all I ever wanted was to just get away. To start my life over, but it’s not that easy when the mask you once donned has sunk its teeth in. The walls I built around me to keep myself safe have become this new fortress from which I can’t escape. The sigil of the heart I once wore on my sleeve has long since faded into a jaded, new me. How foolish I was to think I could go back to the person I was before I donned the mask. I’m afraid I’ll do something I regret. Like go AWOL, or just end up dead. I try to hold on but the memories are fleeting now all that I hear is my subconscious screaming piercing my thoughts, no hope for peace now all that I seek is some form of release. A light pole at 80, just another crash. Or the squeeze of a trigger for my brain to catch. I’m tired of not seeing a reason to see this life through yet another season. Everyone dies, that fact remains true. you may be happy living but I’m not you.
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Mar 14, 2014
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