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Standing in a corner Back turn towards the light. Focused on the rhythmic judder. Not of the heart, or of the soul. For what I am feels soulless. Hands held close to my body My breath beats back onto my face I'm shut in so close To the total recess of what My life has been reduced to. Eyes slowly open and close While my head dips down again. Rises up, I stare off, and down again. Habitually poised in shame. Always in the end left with some sardonic understanding.
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Dec 26, 2016
Dec 26, 2016 at 12:15 AM UTC
Standing in a Corner
Standing in a corner Back turn towards the light. Focused on the rhythmic judder. Not of the heart, or of the soul. For what I am feels soulless. Hands held close to my body My breath beats back onto my face I'm shut in so close To the total recess of what My life has been reduced to. Eyes slowly open and close While my head dips down again. Rises up, I stare off, and down again. Habitually poised in shame. Always in the end left with some sardonic understanding.
andrew-7
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35/M/American
Dec 26, 2016
Dec 26, 2016 at 12:15 AM UTC
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