An Unrelenting Midnight
My cheeks flush.
My heart pounds.
The edge of my vision fades into a dark abyss.
The panic begins to swallow me whole.
I notice him staring at my uncontrollable shaking.
Soon it becomes clear as glass.
It feels like my entire life has been a joke.
A cruel prank that everyone is in on.
Except me.
Until now.
I realize that I am the lynch man in my own hanging.
At this point, the end is the one thing I desire most.
I am jolted back into reality.
My vision focuses.
I can tell he is trying to read my unspoken pleas for forgiveness.
My face turns into an unyielding stone.
It is the only thing I can control.
My life is spinning out of control,
like a murderous cyclone.
There is no light at the end of this perpetual tunnel.
No way out.
So I turn around and walk away.
Trying to escape my own existence.
Trying to escape my own fate
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