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My eyes feel heavy So I let them fall Having no idea what Lied beyond the wall Once drifting away From the painful world I saw something in my mind That made my blood curl I saw the body Of my best friend Riddled with the bullets That made her meet her end. I stood there in shock Inside my head For a second, forgetting, She was already dead. I ran towards her Tried to hold her close But she started to fade away And that hurt me the most Seeing her standing up Knowing she wasn't there And although I knew she was gone I simply didn't care I tried to scream I tried to shout But not a single sound came out I tried to remind myself she's already dead But for some reason She was there inside my head I looked up again Trying to see the sky But there she was, riddled again With the shots that made her die. It's an endless circle Of seeing her there And running up to hug her But she fades into the air.
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Jun 3, 2021
Jun 3, 2021 at 7:58 PM UTC
Nightmare
My eyes feel heavy So I let them fall Having no idea what Lied beyond the wall Once drifting away From the painful world I saw something in my mind That made my blood curl I saw the body Of my best friend Riddled with the bullets That made her meet her end. I stood there in shock Inside my head For a second, forgetting, She was already dead. I ran towards her Tried to hold her close But she started to fade away And that hurt me the most Seeing her standing up Knowing she wasn't there And although I knew she was gone I simply didn't care I tried to scream I tried to shout But not a single sound came out I tried to remind myself she's already dead But for some reason She was there inside my head I looked up again Trying to see the sky But there she was, riddled again With the shots that made her die. It's an endless circle Of seeing her there And running up to hug her But she fades into the air.
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20/Non-binary/Australia, Adelaide
Jun 3, 2021
Jun 3, 2021 at 7:58 PM UTC
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