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You left, not only me but everything. You’re a different person, drowning in dark brown liquids, your judgment clouded by noxious smoke. You used to be a hero, now what are you? A constant nagging in the back of my mind. Your memory attacks me, living in the residence, in which you stayed; but it’s not the memory that leaves me for dead, it's the fact that, even in the reality that I dwell in you come, uninvited; demanding me to come to your rescue, when it’s me, who needs you the most
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 2:35 AM UTC
Never rescued or saved.
You left, not only me but everything. You’re a different person, drowning in dark brown liquids, your judgment clouded by noxious smoke. You used to be a hero, now what are you? A constant nagging in the back of my mind. Your memory attacks me, living in the residence, in which you stayed; but it’s not the memory that leaves me for dead, it's the fact that, even in the reality that I dwell in you come, uninvited; demanding me to come to your rescue, when it’s me, who needs you the most
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 2:35 AM UTC
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