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Survivor                                                                                      - Jocelyn Kay I did it all so he couldn’t hurt me again I ended up hurting myself He’s gone, a whisper in the wind But he haunts the deep dark memories within His hands, unwelcome His breathe stale and lips dry To forget is impossible The drugs erase everything else Tis a terrifying pain, the pain of times gone by You feel it through the numbness It creeps up on you, sly Family and friends Mean very little now They didn’t know how to help, And a part of me believes they didn’t even care to try How do I wash this filth off my skin Scrubbing till streams of blood run down my limbs Have you ever had a scar The size of your whole being Throbbing Singing tales of times best forgotten The scars outside lasers can wipe The wounds inside I can only hide And so I live, Day to day Hour to hour Getting through it, slowly Shakily At first But then with grace.
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Oct 16, 2018
Oct 16, 2018 at 8:02 AM UTC
Survivor
Survivor                                                                                      - Jocelyn Kay I did it all so he couldn’t hurt me again I ended up hurting myself He’s gone, a whisper in the wind But he haunts the deep dark memories within His hands, unwelcome His breathe stale and lips dry To forget is impossible The drugs erase everything else Tis a terrifying pain, the pain of times gone by You feel it through the numbness It creeps up on you, sly Family and friends Mean very little now They didn’t know how to help, And a part of me believes they didn’t even care to try How do I wash this filth off my skin Scrubbing till streams of blood run down my limbs Have you ever had a scar The size of your whole being Throbbing Singing tales of times best forgotten The scars outside lasers can wipe The wounds inside I can only hide And so I live, Day to day Hour to hour Getting through it, slowly Shakily At first But then with grace.
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Oct 16, 2018
Oct 16, 2018 at 8:02 AM UTC
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