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I know what I've done. What the pauses are I've caused. An still I cause more. For my disappointment shows no flaws. Each momental pause causes more pain than I never proceeded to mean to gain. To the outside looking in I look fine "I'm surviving". I try drugs. love and self escape. Just to end up in the same place. Suffering pain I can't take. Was I meant for this or a cruel mistake. Can I take pace on a path where I don't hate the sight of own face. Replace the one who looks back the one with blue eyes not black and opaque. Replace the pain and disgrace that peers back to my skin of grey drawn in cheeks With veins that drugs leak from, My tourniquet is the only thing that brings me back to norm. Or should I say numb. I'm sick! Sick of holding on one more ml and soon I'm gone. Every body's looking at my life wondering where they went wrong how they regret how we never got on another soul or ashes blowing out in the sun.
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Dec 16, 2020
Dec 16, 2020 at 1:45 AM UTC
Pauses
I know what I've done. What the pauses are I've caused. An still I cause more. For my disappointment shows no flaws. Each momental pause causes more pain than I never proceeded to mean to gain. To the outside looking in I look fine "I'm surviving". I try drugs. love and self escape. Just to end up in the same place. Suffering pain I can't take. Was I meant for this or a cruel mistake. Can I take pace on a path where I don't hate the sight of own face. Replace the one who looks back the one with blue eyes not black and opaque. Replace the pain and disgrace that peers back to my skin of grey drawn in cheeks With veins that drugs leak from, My tourniquet is the only thing that brings me back to norm. Or should I say numb. I'm sick! Sick of holding on one more ml and soon I'm gone. Every body's looking at my life wondering where they went wrong how they regret how we never got on another soul or ashes blowing out in the sun.
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milton keynes
Dec 16, 2020
Dec 16, 2020 at 1:45 AM UTC
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