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It dwells in alleyways of silhouettes In clicking sounds in cars In storms where the wind seems to Take away your breath It lives within a stranger’s smile In a tight grip on the shoulder In footsteps following you and Speeding up when your heart Begins to race. It is beautiful. It is sudden. It lingers. It is the spinning, twirling confusion That leaves you stuck within a Bubble of white-cold, unsure Of which direction to go. All is silent and the Eerie stillness one feels With their toes peeking over the edge Falling, the air whipping about them. Down Down Down Into the icy depths of liquid Limbs are heavy, body and mind exhausted Lungs restricting, pleading for a bite of air But all you taste is Fluid Dripping from your wounds As you push open your crumpled Car door, shaking and crying, still Clutching the phone in your Hands Clutching yours, murmured whispers Of cryptic regret, of cherished moments. You aged body sinks into the bed Your grip loosens on theirs And despite this peaceful end Your brain screams Survive! Survive! Survive! Live! Live! Live! As you sink into Six-foot deep holes and Into dark alleyways Of silhouettes.
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Jan 4, 2018
Jan 4, 2018 at 11:16 PM UTC
Thanatophobia
It dwells in alleyways of silhouettes In clicking sounds in cars In storms where the wind seems to Take away your breath It lives within a stranger’s smile In a tight grip on the shoulder In footsteps following you and Speeding up when your heart Begins to race. It is beautiful. It is sudden. It lingers. It is the spinning, twirling confusion That leaves you stuck within a Bubble of white-cold, unsure Of which direction to go. All is silent and the Eerie stillness one feels With their toes peeking over the edge Falling, the air whipping about them. Down Down Down Into the icy depths of liquid Limbs are heavy, body and mind exhausted Lungs restricting, pleading for a bite of air But all you taste is Fluid Dripping from your wounds As you push open your crumpled Car door, shaking and crying, still Clutching the phone in your Hands Clutching yours, murmured whispers Of cryptic regret, of cherished moments. You aged body sinks into the bed Your grip loosens on theirs And despite this peaceful end Your brain screams Survive! Survive! Survive! Live! Live! Live! As you sink into Six-foot deep holes and Into dark alleyways Of silhouettes.
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19/Non-binary/USA
Jan 4, 2018
Jan 4, 2018 at 11:16 PM UTC
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