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Sipping midnight whiskey behind the typer, staring at a blank spot on the wall, fingers frozen to the keyboard in mid-sentence, another wave of anguish floods the mind. The spot on the wall is a sounding board to rail against enemies and debate ideas, and howl the cries of a madman who will forever ponder damaged souls left in his wake. Sins committed once belonged to others. Then I learned how to inflict pain in my own style. Now, regrets languish in booze-soaked reflections. They stir quiet torment, a just retribution for honest men
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 5:17 PM UTC
Cries of the Madman
Sipping midnight whiskey behind the typer, staring at a blank spot on the wall, fingers frozen to the keyboard in mid-sentence, another wave of anguish floods the mind. The spot on the wall is a sounding board to rail against enemies and debate ideas, and howl the cries of a madman who will forever ponder damaged souls left in his wake. Sins committed once belonged to others. Then I learned how to inflict pain in my own style. Now, regrets languish in booze-soaked reflections. They stir quiet torment, a just retribution for honest men
To be included in my next collection, **** River Sins.
ron-gavalik
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 5:17 PM UTC
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