Self-Inflicted

by Rachel   May 22, 2007


My emotions are eating at my living heart like maggots do to the dead; were all let free, because of me. The pain is self-inflicted. Like tapeworms to my stomach, loneliness gnaws at what life eye have left. Each night eye cry, in my dreams eye die. The fear is self-inflicted. Like a spider eats it's kill anger shrouds my breath and kills my health. Time equals pain. Breathing is always the same. My torture is self-inflicted.

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