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Trapped in this story. Repeated history, that's more misery than mystery. Perhaps I'll leave this crap one day Refuse to stay and go away, but it wouldn't be long before I'd collapse and relapses back into it all. Enthralled in the fresh mesh, across my rotten flesh. Unable to even crawl, as it sprawls around me and develops me into something grotesque. Against my best protest, ignoring my distress, until I become something I detest. And all though this picturesque depiction of my depression may seem extreme, like a bad dream In reality it stems from a belief that nothing ever gleams in darkness. Regardless of what they say, darkness is artless. Nothing more than a rotting carcass. Harmless and heartless but not homeless, because it's the same carcass in every God **** story in this never ending circle. The only real consistency in the ever changing story. Me, internally rotting away for an eternity. Trapped in this story.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 10:21 PM UTC
Repetition Part 2: Trapped In This Story
Trapped in this story. Repeated history, that's more misery than mystery. Perhaps I'll leave this crap one day Refuse to stay and go away, but it wouldn't be long before I'd collapse and relapses back into it all. Enthralled in the fresh mesh, across my rotten flesh. Unable to even crawl, as it sprawls around me and develops me into something grotesque. Against my best protest, ignoring my distress, until I become something I detest. And all though this picturesque depiction of my depression may seem extreme, like a bad dream In reality it stems from a belief that nothing ever gleams in darkness. Regardless of what they say, darkness is artless. Nothing more than a rotting carcass. Harmless and heartless but not homeless, because it's the same carcass in every God **** story in this never ending circle. The only real consistency in the ever changing story. Me, internally rotting away for an eternity. Trapped in this story.
Part two of two. A little personal. Interrupt what you will.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 10:21 PM UTC
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