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Walls.

Darkness slowly closing in, all the walls being to bend. Pushing toward a common goal, looking to press your soul. Smashing, grinding, squishing too; are the things done to you. Slowly eroding who you are, this has gone much to far. As the pressure slowly builds, you are left without a shield. Slowly flattened by the cries, for you untimely demise. Pain is strong also fear, screaming loud but none can hear. Will this by my final breath? Left to worry, wonder, fret.....
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Nov 18, 2010
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