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I'm not sure where to begin with words I haven't used them in a while Haven't had to I began to think I never would again I lost my passion somewhere in the spiralling vortex that was my thoughts - So far gone I am - That I must resort to clichés To express how I feel As I sit here my mind is a blank an empty void, a canvas, but I've seemed to have misplaced the paints? Irritable ***** claw my eardrums They're so loud They drown out the sound of everyone else around me Never have I felt more alone When I spoke to you today on my element, my flowing calm vast ocean of it's usual energy dimmed to a dull flat grey. And we argued with silences and the implied Blood rushed to my eyes heating up the ***** SCRAPESCRAPESCAPRE I fall into the ocean and it engulfs me in it's arms like it knows I'm not alone As I struggle for air and sight You speak and your words give me oxygen Until I breathe it and I realise it's carbon monoxide and then I die
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Aug 29, 2015
Aug 29, 2015 at 6:30 PM UTC
Depression
I'm not sure where to begin with words I haven't used them in a while Haven't had to I began to think I never would again I lost my passion somewhere in the spiralling vortex that was my thoughts - So far gone I am - That I must resort to clichés To express how I feel As I sit here my mind is a blank an empty void, a canvas, but I've seemed to have misplaced the paints? Irritable ***** claw my eardrums They're so loud They drown out the sound of everyone else around me Never have I felt more alone When I spoke to you today on my element, my flowing calm vast ocean of it's usual energy dimmed to a dull flat grey. And we argued with silences and the implied Blood rushed to my eyes heating up the ***** SCRAPESCRAPESCAPRE I fall into the ocean and it engulfs me in it's arms like it knows I'm not alone As I struggle for air and sight You speak and your words give me oxygen Until I breathe it and I realise it's carbon monoxide and then I die
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Aug 29, 2015
Aug 29, 2015 at 6:30 PM UTC
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