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In The End


My demon and I, an entangled duet. Like the narcissistic puppeteer, manipulating his marionette. Tangled within these rage born strings, to which I'm tethered my malevolence. I drown in their anesthetic wake, flooding numb, prevalence. My life is an evolving game, of Russian roulette. In the end I become, my demons silhouette.
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