H E L L I S H

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The Paint On The Wall Dripped;

I Sat Cross Legged

In The Middle Of The Room.

Bare Wood Floors Beneath My

Hands.

It Was Cold.

There Was No Furniture And

The Paint Smelled Strong

Of Cheap Chemicals And Pine

Needles.

I Cried Out Until The Burn

In My Chest

Dulled To A Mellow,

Hollow,

Ache.

Longing.

I Can't Feel My

Heartbeat Anymore.

Was It Ever Really There?

The Ringing In My Ears Is Faint

But It Never Leaves

And Neither Do My Thoughts Of

You.

The Lights Flickered Off

And The Walls Melted Down.

The Floorboards Beneath Me

Disappeared.

I Was

Falling

Until I Hit The Bottom.

I Felt My Teeth

Fall Out Of My Mouth,

And My Eyes

Roll To The Back

Of My Head.

But I'm Not To Blame,

For I Am Only

H u m a n.

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