Deep Dark Memories
  • LECTURAS 505
  • Votos 81
  • Partes 20
  • Hora 27m
  • LECTURAS 505
  • Votos 81
  • Partes 20
  • Hora 27m
Continúa, Has publicado jun 03, 2018
Contenido adulto
Those who have died are not dead, they live in my brain and then I woke up and decided to resist everything they force me to do, I've become someone else. I appreciate it because it's not everyone who dares to be different and strange and does not feel like a dew outside. This is the story of emotions, thoughts from a full-hearted brain, subtle and discreet actions and reactions in my life that I have not come across. A story about our lives and experiences that I write with my words and my point of view.



 This city, walls and bridges, large buildings and the light. The castle and rugged buildings that I see every day. Sometimes I wonder if there is anything else in this city that I have not understood. Maybe there's someone else like me, who's lonely and feeling weird. Is there anything that can comfort me? Beyond all the flames and nonsenses. I'll start the story where I would always start, I'll take off the black dusty mantle I've been wearing for years.
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I grew up in a broken home, where words were weapons-sharper than any blade, leaving invisible scars that cut deeper than any physical wound. Actions followed suit, leaving me battered, bruised, and broken. Pain wasn't a fleeting visitor-it was my constant companion. The blood that stained my skin became a cruel reminder of the endless struggles I was forced to endure. Rejection wasn't just something I felt-it was an unrelenting force that stalked me, whether at home, in the cold halls of school, or in the deafening silence of my own mind. I was convinced that I was worthless, unlovable, and destined to a life of torment. Then, something changed-or so I thought. I met people who seemed different. For the first time, I wasn't just seen as the shattered girl I had become. They looked past the surface scars, both the ones I wore openly and the ones buried deep within me, offering kindness in a world that had forgotten it existed. I let myself believe in their words and actions, allowing a small flame of hope to flicker inside me. Slowly, piece by piece, I began to rebuild myself, grasping at any sense of normalcy I could find. I convinced myself that maybe, just maybe, my pain didn't define me. But in the end, I was wrong about them. They, too, left me broken. This is my journey-surviving the violence of words and actions, fighting through abuse and rejection, and still finding the strength to rise. Even in the darkest moments, when it feels like there's nothing left, I fought through the pain, piece by piece, until I finally found my worth.
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Save Me

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I was drowning. I knew that. I also knew that the hands around my throat, pushing me deeper into the river water was the cause. What I didn't know was who was drowning me and why. It hurt thinking. It hurt to do anything right now. But I still screamed under the cold water and pushed the hands away as hard as I could. It didn't have much effect. I fought and fought, but I was getting weaker, and colder. The pain was overbearing. I couldn't breathe. It was the worst pain imaginable; and as the hands that were around my neck were forcibly ripped off by some unknown force, I slipped deeper into the depths of the river. My hair was straight above me along with my arms. My eyes were open and the water burned. A darkness started to pull me under, taking the pain away. I felt a small pressure around my waist, before the darkness completely consumed me. The last thing I remember is thinking, save me.