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My eyes sharply snap My breathing broken from nightmares ripping apart The screaming is my own voice now, as I plead to the sky for help Someone, I cry Just anyone right now The silence fills the room again, like it was before from biological rain streaks on window panes to mascara black down pours, I have this need to be surrounded By company to keep me sane Yet my presence is but an absence And those I call out to, never hear what I have to say My day begins and ends the same My eternal calling never being filled The ripping of my chest then swallows What little willpower I have left to live.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 11:11 PM UTC
The Morning Begins Again
My eyes sharply snap My breathing broken from nightmares ripping apart The screaming is my own voice now, as I plead to the sky for help Someone, I cry Just anyone right now The silence fills the room again, like it was before from biological rain streaks on window panes to mascara black down pours, I have this need to be surrounded By company to keep me sane Yet my presence is but an absence And those I call out to, never hear what I have to say My day begins and ends the same My eternal calling never being filled The ripping of my chest then swallows What little willpower I have left to live.
emma-tomat
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 11:11 PM UTC
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