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The night terrors have gotten worse now And it’s been so long since I last slept The thought of rest is starting to sound surreal Yet every time my lids grow heavy This nightmare becomes reality My greatest fear becomes my fate In dream after dream I am forced To see myself die, each night in a new way Over and over I witness the end of my life This does not scare me for I fear not the reaper But another detail never changes It is what I see as I draw in my final breath This mirage of my mind stands at my side Though she’s always just out of reach Her eyes telling the tale of heart break This nameless woman bears my child For my greatest fear is not my death It’s leaving behind the family that I never met
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
My Greatest Fear
The night terrors have gotten worse now And it’s been so long since I last slept The thought of rest is starting to sound surreal Yet every time my lids grow heavy This nightmare becomes reality My greatest fear becomes my fate In dream after dream I am forced To see myself die, each night in a new way Over and over I witness the end of my life This does not scare me for I fear not the reaper But another detail never changes It is what I see as I draw in my final breath This mirage of my mind stands at my side Though she’s always just out of reach Her eyes telling the tale of heart break This nameless woman bears my child For my greatest fear is not my death It’s leaving behind the family that I never met
seth-connor-jackson
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
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