Ignoring the pain, I keep on pushing
My body is screaming at me to stop.
I will work every muscle in my body
Until exhaustion causes me to drop.
I will then lay motionless.
The exhaustion quick to rush in
The burn throughout my body
Over the dark, dark thoughts will win.
I chase away the demons
The only way I know how.
While it may only be a temporary fix
I will take anything I can get right now.
The liquid fire returns my sense of control
In a life of constant anguish and despair
For the thought of strength and agility
Replaces the pain and anger I can not bear.
I chase away the demons
That are always in my mind.
Stop the anger, the pain, and the fear
Peace is somewhere, I'm trying to find.
Eventually, the dark will return.
Bringing me back to this place once more.
For now my head is empty and clear
My entire body is limber and sore.
Ready for life, I return to reality
From the darkness of my mind
I've chased away the demons
And left only myself behind.
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Post a CommentWell written, thanks.