A Skullflower & a Chelsea smile
In this room, my days of solace differ in shades of grey, still making shadows; differing in fears, shaking my lover that on this day I searchedthe dark noon where the darkness creepsout in sunlight to take my thoughts before they come like worms creeping to be raped by birds as they feed, as the feel; sitting in silence, it eats away at me, now that failing is all that I know, this insanity is getting worse, now that I can not sleep at night; I am buried with my illogical thoughts, breathing in nothing but sulfur and regret. I may look happy, but honestly, the only smile that I will bear is if you cut me ear to ear.
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JDell
I am a neurological psychiatrist by career and a hedonist by nature: I enjoy collecting art as well as old and new literature; eating/cooking fine food; writing/reading poetry; drug experimentation; musical vehemence and avant-garde cinema.
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