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Darkness slowly invades my body, Ridding me of all emotion; Blinding and deafening me, It’s being as vast as an ocean. Screaming for mercy, But my pleas suffocated; The darkness becomes a part of me, Its power I overestimated. Panic finally sets in, With nothing visible in sight; All I pray for is redemption, From darkness’ unending might. I float away gracefully, Dark waters welcoming my soul; The flame within now purged, In a darkness as black as kohl.
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 11:15 AM UTC
Distress
Darkness slowly invades my body, Ridding me of all emotion; Blinding and deafening me, It’s being as vast as an ocean. Screaming for mercy, But my pleas suffocated; The darkness becomes a part of me, Its power I overestimated. Panic finally sets in, With nothing visible in sight; All I pray for is redemption, From darkness’ unending might. I float away gracefully, Dark waters welcoming my soul; The flame within now purged, In a darkness as black as kohl.
nicole-ruth-ellis
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 11:15 AM UTC
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