Standing on the brink,
It may be hard to think.
When things go out of sync,
Gone before you blink.
Standing on the brink,
You feel you start to sink.
The devil starts to wink,
Is this it? Gone? Extinct?
DarkStablish™
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Twenty five year old male from Sudbury, Suffolk, England. I write poetry, quotes, songs and the rare story. Thanks to all who follow, like or re-post xxx
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