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In the night I go to places my day self fears to tread, Where secret aches and longings claim their space inside my head. Too easily I lose the fight Give up my self control, Yield reason, faith and innocence to yearnings of my soul. In the night I steal past conscience to find my terror tree, Pick a poisonous fruit that tastes like life and death to me. My closed eyes are forced to take in all that I fear to see, I’m drowning, bleeding, burning the frail bones of inner me. The spell breaks when I awaken fractured or still the same, My mind revealing or hiding what I can’t bear to name.
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Jul 3, 2016
Jul 3, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
In the night
In the night I go to places my day self fears to tread, Where secret aches and longings claim their space inside my head. Too easily I lose the fight Give up my self control, Yield reason, faith and innocence to yearnings of my soul. In the night I steal past conscience to find my terror tree, Pick a poisonous fruit that tastes like life and death to me. My closed eyes are forced to take in all that I fear to see, I’m drowning, bleeding, burning the frail bones of inner me. The spell breaks when I awaken fractured or still the same, My mind revealing or hiding what I can’t bear to name.
charly-lou-davis
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Jul 3, 2016
Jul 3, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
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