The midnight hour grows near
darkness has fallen the quietness sends chills throughtout my fear.
darkness has fallen the quietness sends chills throughtout my fear.
Streets are empty no life in sight
pray the time flies for I loathe the night.
Running from the thought of complete solitude I race to meet the clock chime twelve
wages intensify as I unconsciously enter the pit ready to dwelve.
Stakes of echos pound my very soul the rapture haunts my mind I have no where to hide no where to seek
relief is not in the cards for I am too frightened to speak.
Torture my heart tearing apart every sweet emotion I feel
ripping my skin from the ivory bone exposing the bloody muscles my bulging veins reveal.
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Post a CommentVery deep indeed. I can relate...