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I have grown accustomed to the way silence forced itself upon my social interactions like a guest who wasn't invited but was let in anyway. My eyes have memorised the dents on these four walls that I could draw infinitely on maps of this bare surface. Pencils have worn out, I'm running low on graphite so my life decides to turn itself into the same shade of gray that I use to write about it. Books are doors to another world but their handles have broken, "Help!" I screamed, I am locked into this lonely reality. A social life filled with ghosts, blank-faces, and empty souls. Nothing to give , Nothing to receive.
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 4:24 PM UTC
Social Life
I have grown accustomed to the way silence forced itself upon my social interactions like a guest who wasn't invited but was let in anyway. My eyes have memorised the dents on these four walls that I could draw infinitely on maps of this bare surface. Pencils have worn out, I'm running low on graphite so my life decides to turn itself into the same shade of gray that I use to write about it. Books are doors to another world but their handles have broken, "Help!" I screamed, I am locked into this lonely reality. A social life filled with ghosts, blank-faces, and empty souls. Nothing to give , Nothing to receive.
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 4:24 PM UTC
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