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A curtain drawn on the sun; A summer storm pouring down. Gale of winds brush past making you lose your breath. Emotions start to rile   Thoughts start to pile letting your words become vile as tears start to flow down. The fog settles as the mind rages and bones start to feel uncomfortable in your skin as the swallowed air seems to be too thick. During those days some just want to curl up in a ball, take cover and watch laughter evoking shows to get you through. Some want to fight through the storm trying to hold on to the bleak of glimmer that maybe there. Some find comfort in the presence of others letting them be their crutch and drink their potion of love. Some just want to cry a river nile letting sadness trail down their cheek to let it all out. Some remain in the black silences falling apart to the rhythm of solitude as the black matter multiplies and they implode falling back into the abyss. - Beautiful Sensitive Soul
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 3:05 AM UTC
Bad Days
A curtain drawn on the sun; A summer storm pouring down. Gale of winds brush past making you lose your breath. Emotions start to rile   Thoughts start to pile letting your words become vile as tears start to flow down. The fog settles as the mind rages and bones start to feel uncomfortable in your skin as the swallowed air seems to be too thick. During those days some just want to curl up in a ball, take cover and watch laughter evoking shows to get you through. Some want to fight through the storm trying to hold on to the bleak of glimmer that maybe there. Some find comfort in the presence of others letting them be their crutch and drink their potion of love. Some just want to cry a river nile letting sadness trail down their cheek to let it all out. Some remain in the black silences falling apart to the rhythm of solitude as the black matter multiplies and they implode falling back into the abyss. - Beautiful Sensitive Soul
SabilaSiddiqui
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 3:05 AM UTC
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