On the Edge
Being alone on the edge is something that I'm quite used to
A thousand times dealt with in the past
I know it's far from over for the future
A demon that can take hold of your life and shift you entirely off of course
A course that was yours
But not anymore
Now I'm on a road that has so many more bumps and holes
Where sometimes, there is no road
This demon makes you innocently believe that they're your best friend
But theses are just perfected lies that can come in anyshape or form
My best friend was the cold, sharp balde that slid across my soft, innocent skin
It makes you crave it
More and more
Until you can't take it anymore
Until you want it to end
The control it takes to not charge into a sinful urge
The control to control the pain that's put there
That never goes away
As I slide the urge across the sparkling, deep red blood comes
It doesn't stop
It takes the pain away, but only for a moment
After that moment, everything comes back
The lies
The fear
The hurt
The sin
So I do it again
Over and over
Maybe until I'm over
Or until I can't feel anything
The edge is something I'm used to
But what matters is the jump
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