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Now that you know. I can’t bear to look at you. Forcing your pearly whites to appear, Forcing your hazy foggy eyes to be clear. I can’t bear to look at you. Not while I cried for help. Your mind turns mechanically, going through it’s archives and researching how to solve or rather save me. I see the exhaustion in your eyes. I feel the ache in your chest And I’m reminded that it’s all me. So I smile, I wear a brand new mask that has no holes or openings for errors. I under-think and run away from the realization that I can’t escape my depression. I stare at my anti depressants and refuse to be complacent to its backlashes. I stare at them and refuse to watch it fully consume and burn me right to ash. I have a new mask. Because now you know. I’ll save us. Don’t worry about me anymore. My mask is tighter than ever.
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 2:32 AM UTC
It’s tight now
Now that you know. I can’t bear to look at you. Forcing your pearly whites to appear, Forcing your hazy foggy eyes to be clear. I can’t bear to look at you. Not while I cried for help. Your mind turns mechanically, going through it’s archives and researching how to solve or rather save me. I see the exhaustion in your eyes. I feel the ache in your chest And I’m reminded that it’s all me. So I smile, I wear a brand new mask that has no holes or openings for errors. I under-think and run away from the realization that I can’t escape my depression. I stare at my anti depressants and refuse to be complacent to its backlashes. I stare at them and refuse to watch it fully consume and burn me right to ash. I have a new mask. Because now you know. I’ll save us. Don’t worry about me anymore. My mask is tighter than ever.
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 2:32 AM UTC
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