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You called out my addiction like my first name was prescription, getting hanged by Mr. Holding on to my last breath like death was upon me, I was scalding looking for ways to put out the flames but I was over charging, hoping one day my scars that bathed my back would be seen; like a slave who smelled the leather across its skin where do I begin, the sins were embedded in my tissue, thinking that each whip was inhumane because my soul was too much to be detained, I wasn’t pouring in to myself, missing out on ways that defined my health, a soul crippling cause I couldn’t see my wealth, I dealt with my shadows and empty out a well, a space echoed out a yell like a beast that was trapped in a cell; peering into the water that was only knee deep I saw the imprisoned truth that I set lose so that pebble wouldn’t ricochet against me, getting goosebumps I escaped the noose, I reconstructed my foundation and catered to the inner me that I grown too
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Jan 26, 2025
Jan 26, 2025 at 6:59 PM UTC
Addiction
You called out my addiction like my first name was prescription, getting hanged by Mr. Holding on to my last breath like death was upon me, I was scalding looking for ways to put out the flames but I was over charging, hoping one day my scars that bathed my back would be seen; like a slave who smelled the leather across its skin where do I begin, the sins were embedded in my tissue, thinking that each whip was inhumane because my soul was too much to be detained, I wasn’t pouring in to myself, missing out on ways that defined my health, a soul crippling cause I couldn’t see my wealth, I dealt with my shadows and empty out a well, a space echoed out a yell like a beast that was trapped in a cell; peering into the water that was only knee deep I saw the imprisoned truth that I set lose so that pebble wouldn’t ricochet against me, getting goosebumps I escaped the noose, I reconstructed my foundation and catered to the inner me that I grown too
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Jan 26, 2025
Jan 26, 2025 at 6:59 PM UTC
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