Beside still waters, He calms his soul. Smoking a cigarette as he loads a bowl, into nowhere he stares hitting the ****. Unsuccessfully pretending nothing is really wrong. All his life he was told that pain isn't real, but then why does he feel the way that he feels. Forced to fight his foster brother just for a place to sleep, a soul full of secrets he doesn't want to keep. His mother was an angel, his father was a fiend, it wasn't this way before the state intervened. He was moved around so much he couldn't take roots, shuffled around by the welfares boots. The injustice he's suffered, oh how he was wronged, ripped away from the only place he felt he belonged. He's not only alone, he just no longer has the energy to care. When he needed someone, there was no one that was ever there. Forgotten, forsaken and fed fool's lies, he can't see that the truth is in front of his eyes. The injustice bubbling inside his soul, giving way to pent up aggression that has no where it can go.So instead it did grow and grow. Blind hate controlling all he is and all he ever hoped to be, if he doesn't escape it, he may never be free. Sent to live in places that hold no love, and little hope, as young as he was then he turned to pain dulling dope. His solace resting in a huge of ******* smoke. He walks in the room pretending to have nerves of steel, faced with his demons, unsure what was even real. He knew if he ever wanted to truly be free he would have to fight. He mumbled no words, just bowed his head, his heart full of hatred, his soul full of dread. He felt like more than he was alive he was actually dead. Before his opponent he bowed in respect as if he was hurting the very ones he had vowed to protect. All the rage he had, he could now not control, in anger he swung striking the first blow. With every strike little bit of himself he'd let go. His opponent fell to the floor saying he didn't want anymore. He feel to his knees tears steamed down his face, he was like a child that fell from grace. No matter how long all those bad feeling had lasted, he finally was able to just get passed it. Compared to the way he felt before he now felt fantastic. It's always a miracle to be able to overcome something so **** traumatic.
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