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Your eyes swallow me whole. Break me up like ice one a plane’s wing. The cracks diffuse outward, like the day you punched a hole in the glass of my mind. You’re slowly breaking my heart, claiming to understand. You don’t, stop trying. Let me collapse inward, destroying myself, destroying those around me. I just want to be free, from the tyranny of my mind. It’s choking me, blinding me, killing me. The destruction spread further, it’s wasting you away too. You’re suffering, you need to leave before I destroy you.
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