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Enough

by AllieeeMarieee

Pushed in just deep enough To strike a nerve, produce the hurt Keeping me alive, while killing me slowly Pulled just tight enough To draw the blood, start the flood No one can stop my fate, they don't even know me Every night I lay wondering if I'll wake up Every morning I rise just to wait for the darkness I go through the motions again wishing my life would fade to black Hoping one day I'll fall asleep and never come back
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