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Created on: September 14, 2009
Memories
It was all too hard the first time;
it kept me working to bury it over and over
and deeper and deeper.
I never even saw it sneakin' up.
I guess it just did, like a boa
that started squeezing until I couldn't breathe.
Do whatever it takes to lose myself
until I can breathe again
and the demons are back at rest.
Spending my whole life afraid
to make new memories.
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and deeper and deeper.
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