Your hands slip over me and over my life
You gently crush it
I used to feel pain
now I feel nothing at all I am merely numb
Maybe this time they'll let me stay with you
Every time I get near they stop me and pull me back
I'm tired of waiting for you
Please let me stay in your arms
This time I will not be saying goodbye
But instead 'hello death'
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I have a dark side and trying not to bring it out in my writing. Sorry if I do it's just my dark side can be very ominous
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