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Pulsing Oozing **** Infection spreading The Wounds opening up A nasty sore Corrupting and killing Until healing is unheard of Feasting on the pain it brings you Every word Adding fuel to the fire With no escape As it tears through you Pain so long It no longer registers Allowing it’s seeds To Spread even farther A quiet nights doom Of a thousand maggots Feasting on the corpse That the disease left behind The silence a reminder of The life you used to live Until the pain ate away Everything you knew With the love never being the same Until those of you speak of it Let you know what you should be And yet whenever one chooses this life They won’t be free A curse of a chosen few Whenever it is not that they won’t But that they can’t Till then they realize What exactly has happened And the wound first opens up To feast on the soul of the lucky The process begins One almost inescapable Until the shell that they were Is brought to those that loved
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Jan 29, 2020
Jan 29, 2020 at 11:44 PM UTC
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Pulsing Oozing **** Infection spreading The Wounds opening up A nasty sore Corrupting and killing Until healing is unheard of Feasting on the pain it brings you Every word Adding fuel to the fire With no escape As it tears through you Pain so long It no longer registers Allowing it’s seeds To Spread even farther A quiet nights doom Of a thousand maggots Feasting on the corpse That the disease left behind The silence a reminder of The life you used to live Until the pain ate away Everything you knew With the love never being the same Until those of you speak of it Let you know what you should be And yet whenever one chooses this life They won’t be free A curse of a chosen few Whenever it is not that they won’t But that they can’t Till then they realize What exactly has happened And the wound first opens up To feast on the soul of the lucky The process begins One almost inescapable Until the shell that they were Is brought to those that loved
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18/Androgynous
Jan 29, 2020
Jan 29, 2020 at 11:44 PM UTC
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