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I walk back and forth trying to remember why I’m here
My name is gone
I have no fear,
Falling to my knees
I only wish to be free.

Hold my breath
Hold onto my mind
Cracking apart
Falling like the world around me

A world of hate
Brought into
The emptiness
Without a name
The world consistently forgets

My name is gone
I have no fear,
Falling to my knees
I only wish to be free.

We fight ourselves
Through offensive colors
The eyes we use
Dilute each other
Spoken into reality
Shattered formalities

Paint yourself
Through broken lives
The weak shall sleep
While the moon cries

I no longer recognize myself
I am just
Just a shell of a former name

Blasphemy
Eternal shame
Existential loving
Thoughts arouse
Deceitful and cunning

Pollution in our minds
Not polluted plots
Wondering
Why I'm still here
I’ll end it all
No time to fear
When It calls my name
I won’t care if you’re near.
No I don’t get why I have to write such putrid things
But what does it matter if it helps me feel
I try to be better
But I just feel drained again
Corroded eyes
Revert to lies
Corroded lives
Blisters begin forming underneath my eyes

I'm always here
A broken thing
Not something to hold onto me

I genuinely don’t understand how not a single person can read between these things and tell me I’m okay, I’m really not, this isn’t even a story anymore
Intrinsic and ego death and so many blatant songs that give you reasons.
But I guess it’s accountability you lack. And not a single sense of urgency.
I just hope it all makes sense when everything fades away.
I just hope that everything makes sense when everything fades away.

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from Solitude​/​Soliloquy, released November 1, 2021

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