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Schizo-Communication |
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Elias Nevermore Member
since 2007-11-03
Posts 152 |
Insanity, it saves me. A hundred personalities are fleeing the four walls that once held them at bay, for now I am trapped within a physical box. Thus, the mental one dissipates, and my alternate minds escape. Darkness is conversing with light, arguing whether there is purity within mankind. As this heated debate rages on for days, my happiness asks my sorrow why it simply can’t just go away. My loneliness acts in its usual way, hidden in a corner wishing that the world would leave it be. Sadly, the friendliness inside me won’t let loneliness remain in its self-loathing, guarded state. Now chaos has begun to ensue between the different sides lingering within my mind. The walls that hold us in have made us search for truth, only to discover the reality of our sins. Too many people have escaped from my mind. The space that contains us can no longer accommodate, so as such we must either shatter these barriers, or kill each other in order to be saved. The box, it bursts. I am saved, yet my true nature still remains. "Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, |
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Callie Carroll New Member
since 2009-11-15
Posts 4USA |
Excellent portrayal of mind in conflict. Cal |
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