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he sits on the ledge, legs dangling over a void he sees as nothing but an escape, the tendrils of darkness grasping his soul attempting to drag him forward clinging to the little sparks left inside he sits frozen, like a statue, an eternity to process the roar of thoughts assaulting his consciousness with a ferocity few could ever hope to withstand slowly inching forward feeling the solidity of the ledge beneath him slipping away as the darkness wraps him in an embrace of alleviation. at the very edge he closes his eyes the flood of thoughts slowing, seeing the ones he loves most, his biggest supporters, all floating to the forefront of his mind, as a warmth he is more than unaccustomed to and one fluid motion he slips back, standing at the ledge, staring back at the darkness still calling to him he walks away. a hint of a smile tracing the edges of his mouth. he won. he is free. he is alive.
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Nov 20, 2019
Nov 20, 2019 at 1:41 PM UTC
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he sits on the ledge, legs dangling over a void he sees as nothing but an escape, the tendrils of darkness grasping his soul attempting to drag him forward clinging to the little sparks left inside he sits frozen, like a statue, an eternity to process the roar of thoughts assaulting his consciousness with a ferocity few could ever hope to withstand slowly inching forward feeling the solidity of the ledge beneath him slipping away as the darkness wraps him in an embrace of alleviation. at the very edge he closes his eyes the flood of thoughts slowing, seeing the ones he loves most, his biggest supporters, all floating to the forefront of his mind, as a warmth he is more than unaccustomed to and one fluid motion he slips back, standing at the ledge, staring back at the darkness still calling to him he walks away. a hint of a smile tracing the edges of his mouth. he won. he is free. he is alive.
BradynMcCall
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21/M/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Nov 20, 2019
Nov 20, 2019 at 1:41 PM UTC
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