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Toxicity

by ghenwa

There is a fine line between love and hate, Because both are very powerful feelings. There is fine line between making perfume and making poison, One chemical ingredient, dosage, etc. Changes the whole solution And if I'm right, Poison can never go back to being perfume, and roses cannot turn red again and the only thing I'm sure of is that I can't go back to being young, And they dare say that your young years are the best, I'm not. I'm the poison of my generation, The perfume gone wrong, I'm as toxic to myself as I am to others, May I remind each one of you of the burden I am, on your shoulders? May I remind you that the world turns a way and I run the other. And this, my friends, is toxic I'm like a hamster put in a cage, exhausted, on the verge of death My toxicity, is the burden of the world, It spreads like water in the sand, It spreads like the plague Toxicity is much worse than death, It is painful And consuming Like a role in a play In which the curtains never close.
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ghenwa
25 / F / Lebanese
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Written by
ghenwa
25 / F / Lebanese
Published
Jul 2, 2014
Time
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