This Is Not What I Wanted

This Is Not What I Wanted

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This Is Not What I wanted: But I cannot stand this pain anymore I try to pretend and act like whoever expects, I have no respect for humanity, My arms are spread on the floor my arms are spread on the floor, as I am weeping because I keep a secret, I am a demon, I am bad luck everything I touch turns into black, my soul and heart are the blackest of blacks. I just want to forget my life, Wishing and hoping for a better day ignoring all the things people tell, the blackness of fear takes over my thoughts I try to fight this darkness, but it is in vain. But I cannot tell the truth to anyone because everything around me is black. Obsidian is the place where I am today. Raven is the blood that seeped into the sand. Somber is the reason that I am no, longer hurting, how I bare all the unspoken truths in my mind, I have no regrets, Because Black is my soul.
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There is a silence that bleeds heavier than sound. It lingers in the chest, pressing against the ribs until breathing feels like betrayal. These words, locked behind trembling lips, grow sharper with every heartbeat unvoiced confessions, truths swallowed, grief disguised as strength. To keep them hidden feels merciful, yet the weight corrodes from within. Each unspoken syllable becomes a stone, stacking, suffocating, building a wall no one else can see. And still, the mind whispers: If I release them, will they wound? Will they shatter the fragile balance that silence pretends to protect? So they remain unsaid, unformed, festering in the quiet. Grief turns into an echo, sorrow becomes a shadow. The body smiles, nods, moves forward, but the soul aches with the burden of restraint. Because the truth is this: unspoken words are not weightless. They are anchors, dragging deeper into the dark. And sometimes, the silence itself is louder than anything that could ever be spoken. And this is my confession story.

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