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If you were to perish I don't know what I'd do with my life I would just crumble Disappearing from all forms of light If you were to perish I wouldn't cry nor would I even be sad I would just stare off into the Darking abyss Lost within the endless loop of sadness If you were to perish What would happen to me Would my soul rot as the depression finally take over, Or would death's sword finally pierce through my wounded heart If you were to perish Would I perish as well Would I finally drop my sword Losing all functions in my body If you were to perish What would I feel Where would I go What would I do If you were to perish What would fill the gapping hole in my chest you'd leave behind Would the little hope I have left finally vanish from my broken heart Momma... Mother Please come back home alive Don't leave me here alone Please momma just come home alive
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 2:29 AM UTC
Please momma
If you were to perish I don't know what I'd do with my life I would just crumble Disappearing from all forms of light If you were to perish I wouldn't cry nor would I even be sad I would just stare off into the Darking abyss Lost within the endless loop of sadness If you were to perish What would happen to me Would my soul rot as the depression finally take over, Or would death's sword finally pierce through my wounded heart If you were to perish Would I perish as well Would I finally drop my sword Losing all functions in my body If you were to perish What would I feel Where would I go What would I do If you were to perish What would fill the gapping hole in my chest you'd leave behind Would the little hope I have left finally vanish from my broken heart Momma... Mother Please come back home alive Don't leave me here alone Please momma just come home alive
For my mother who is currently in the hospital because she had a stroke and a heart attack.
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 2:29 AM UTC
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