-Good Morning, Stranger-
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  • Reads 249
  • Votes 89
  • Parts 20
  • Time 30m
Complete, First published Feb 24, 2022
They sound like such simple words,
But they cut into me so.
Such simple places,
But they all seem to move so slow.
Maybe if I were a lover,
I could make it freeze up in summer,
So I won't have to forget,
The way you and I would hold each other as we talked about regret.
Maybe if I could see you again,
We would be able to mend,
The chloroform's keeping me unconscious,
In a forgetful daze until I finally figure out how to stop this.
This feeling of failure,
That follows me,
When you are near,
Into finality.

-CONTENT WARNINGS-
-Depictions of poor mental health-
-References suicidal urges and/or self harm-
-Use of gore and dark imagery-
-Surrealist themes-
-General head junk-
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