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I'm losing colors in my waters. The fog in my brain is thickening and I'm afraid there is a monster. My breath is steady quickening, what if I think I'm the imposter? The thought of it is sickening, but up there is a higher place of not racing in thinking things. With my back against an old tree, I hope no one can find me. If they don't understand what's going on with me then I can't withstand the barriers of my sensitivity, and the sea of regret comes rushing rapidly. I'm prone in the force of my zone. I knew something was altered when I felt it in my bones. Stay committed and I fit in where the normal don't belong. There's a black sheep in my home. It's funny how I always feel alone, even with familiar faces smiling through the phone. You've felt it before, but that'll change when I'm gone and the mic is on the floor.
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 7:57 AM UTC
Black Sheep
I'm losing colors in my waters. The fog in my brain is thickening and I'm afraid there is a monster. My breath is steady quickening, what if I think I'm the imposter? The thought of it is sickening, but up there is a higher place of not racing in thinking things. With my back against an old tree, I hope no one can find me. If they don't understand what's going on with me then I can't withstand the barriers of my sensitivity, and the sea of regret comes rushing rapidly. I'm prone in the force of my zone. I knew something was altered when I felt it in my bones. Stay committed and I fit in where the normal don't belong. There's a black sheep in my home. It's funny how I always feel alone, even with familiar faces smiling through the phone. You've felt it before, but that'll change when I'm gone and the mic is on the floor.
trulytyran
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 7:57 AM UTC
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