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Depression


It pierced into me Broke into my soul Sucked life out of me Can I relate it to the unsettling tide Or a violent storm Because In my life it took a beastly form My heart is blue as the sky And the dreams that once flew high Not crawl like wingless flies The tears That once blurred my eyes They too chose to depart It is not precious to live monotonously The fears that rest in my soul Are what I now call comrades For mine is a life, desolate Forsaken by humanity I swallow the pain And I let the rain Wash away the very breath in me
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