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By: The-Drifter-From-Heaven The Isolation ground the flesh from my bone, It feels like my body is drag in rough stone, Feels like a controlled suffocation of pain, My lungs tried to scream— yet I can't even moan. This silence is no longer peace, but a chain, That even my weary soul begins to drain, This loneliness has caused my whole heart to rot, Leaving me praying, in solitary vain. Now I feel my wind pipe is crushed, tied in knot, It felt the whole world planned and lay down this plot, A dark vision I was born trap and alone, My gift is—I was born with mind fully blot.
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Apr 16
Apr 16, 2026 at 6:41 AM UTC
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By: The-Drifter-From-Heaven The Isolation ground the flesh from my bone, It feels like my body is drag in rough stone, Feels like a controlled suffocation of pain, My lungs tried to scream— yet I can't even moan. This silence is no longer peace, but a chain, That even my weary soul begins to drain, This loneliness has caused my whole heart to rot, Leaving me praying, in solitary vain. Now I feel my wind pipe is crushed, tied in knot, It felt the whole world planned and lay down this plot, A dark vision I was born trap and alone, My gift is—I was born with mind fully blot.
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Apr 16
Apr 16, 2026 at 6:41 AM UTC
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