You build walls, but the roof still falls in, and the rain keeps pouring down.
Your clothes are black, but your blood is red.
Thin lines on a white canvas, an artistic expression hidden under wraps.
You build walls, for the sole purpose of discovering who cares enough to tear them down.
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Rain and blood fall on the black stained glass.
An endless moment, one to never pass.
Who would know? How could they tell,
That inside lives a demon, drawing back to hell?
Fallen teardrops scattered all around,
Lays a body twisted on the ground.
Though they look there, never will they see
The shattered screaming, 'please, don't help me.'
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It's like being given a death sentence. Even though you're living now, and ought to value what's left of your existence, nothing can take away the inevitability. You have lost all control.
I depend on that which I hated most.
I loathe those who try and save me, for by saving me they also destroy who I am inside.
It's like having a part of you ripped out slowly.
I live with laws based on hypocrisy and double standards, and I ask where justice lies.
But it's like shouting for help in a world of deaf ears, and
no one comes.
Your saving words destroy me.
Each time you open a door, another one closes.
I asked you to listen, but each time I speak, you draw further away.
Don't listen to anything I say.
Can you tell what someone's saying when they're screaming?
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Written Works of Abstract Art
RandomIf paintings can be abstract, so too can written words. Each new chapter is either a story, emotion or dream, conveyed either symbolically (with metaphors) or literally, in the case of a dream.