'Fear'

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I've become what I feared the most

An insufferable burden

Amid my silenced serenity

A defying scream

You can see me running and running and yet

As you see I'm reaching no destination

Or feel the numbing ripples of that I dwale

I feel like I'm drowning

Suffocating on the emotions

Of which ground me into this eternal Hell

What do I fear the most?

It holds me captive in its gross clutches

I hear their vast arrival reminiscent in my memory

The orchestra of orbiting waves

Bash their fists against harboured walls concaving the cliff sides

Those of which contain my daunted demeanour

And as I drift further

Longer and deeper

I fall into an illuminated tunnel of vacuity.





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