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Kneeling down         Speaking to God         His black eyes scream forgiveness         The sound gives me goosebumps     You see                   I've done things most would consider a bit unusual   But I've always deserved it      A razorblade horizontally drug across my lips reminded me to never talk back      Embedding shards of glass in my legs one by one reminded me to never run away from my problems                            After everyone died there were questions I could never say the real answer to                    You were there to hear the truth, always were         Beside me, behind me, beneath me     You never loved me enough to be inside, but it was ok because your mystique kept me inebriated     The questions never stopped the rooms got smaller and I had to run        I had to leave. You came with me     I hated myself for not staying. And when the pieces of glass weren't enough, I understood I deserved a worse punishment, I lit a cigarette and started my trusty chainsaw    And after I was finished even you shrunk away from me, my flat friend made of blackness where did you go?        Now all I have is God. He listens okay, but he's not like you. With my decimated body leaning against my bed, I look into his two deep dark hollow eyes, I bring his eyes closer, into my mouth, and finally he talks back. He says bang
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
Talking to God/Shadow Friend
Kneeling down         Speaking to God         His black eyes scream forgiveness         The sound gives me goosebumps     You see                   I've done things most would consider a bit unusual   But I've always deserved it      A razorblade horizontally drug across my lips reminded me to never talk back      Embedding shards of glass in my legs one by one reminded me to never run away from my problems                            After everyone died there were questions I could never say the real answer to                    You were there to hear the truth, always were         Beside me, behind me, beneath me     You never loved me enough to be inside, but it was ok because your mystique kept me inebriated     The questions never stopped the rooms got smaller and I had to run        I had to leave. You came with me     I hated myself for not staying. And when the pieces of glass weren't enough, I understood I deserved a worse punishment, I lit a cigarette and started my trusty chainsaw    And after I was finished even you shrunk away from me, my flat friend made of blackness where did you go?        Now all I have is God. He listens okay, but he's not like you. With my decimated body leaning against my bed, I look into his two deep dark hollow eyes, I bring his eyes closer, into my mouth, and finally he talks back. He says bang
LunarLena
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
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