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Staring at a blank piece of paper Sitting in a state of emptiness My fingers itching with the need to write To express the intense emotions Of which are overwhelming me I fear my heart and soul are soon to combust Simply because I cannot put these emotions on paper My body feeling numb from the bombarding memories Mind feeling almost too tense to stay conscious Breathe I must remind myself Without thought my hand grasped the worn down pencil Hovering lightly above the waiting sheet for a long moment Suddenly the cracked tip of lead seemingly begins to whisper As it moves almost unnoticeably and gracefully slow Words seeming almost too fragile began to appear Such relief poured from my tightened limbs All anxiety gone so quickly it was as if it never existed Writing such simple words is my safe haven The vaccine that cured my brokenness Slowly my smile slips back to where it belongs Now I cry from relief -ARI
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 6:39 PM UTC
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Staring at a blank piece of paper Sitting in a state of emptiness My fingers itching with the need to write To express the intense emotions Of which are overwhelming me I fear my heart and soul are soon to combust Simply because I cannot put these emotions on paper My body feeling numb from the bombarding memories Mind feeling almost too tense to stay conscious Breathe I must remind myself Without thought my hand grasped the worn down pencil Hovering lightly above the waiting sheet for a long moment Suddenly the cracked tip of lead seemingly begins to whisper As it moves almost unnoticeably and gracefully slow Words seeming almost too fragile began to appear Such relief poured from my tightened limbs All anxiety gone so quickly it was as if it never existed Writing such simple words is my safe haven The vaccine that cured my brokenness Slowly my smile slips back to where it belongs Now I cry from relief -ARI
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 6:39 PM UTC
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