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Disaster Response
02:45
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once fractured, now broken through.
no chance to be renewed.
one second changes everything.
shocking, then incomes the pain.
i'm sure you've noticed how much time gets wasted,
when it all just fades to grey, wishing it away.
still we both feel a different shade of ache.
our wounds stay concealed.
one thing we've in common.
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Lights Out in February
02:54
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so desperate for any solution. i’m cornered in a retrospect,
condemned to recollection of the time when you slipped through our hands.
i absorbed your sense of hopelessness in moments when you’d gasp for breath,
the way you’d look at me. i just wish you could know what you were leaving behind.
the pressure to persist day in day out eats me up, endlessly.
so we wait. say it again. any day.
who you were and who you are, who can say?
watch it collapse, before my eyes,
sun in my mouth, pull down the sky,
hands held me up, facing the truth,
i still hear you.
slow it all down, a glacial pace,
recurring themes, preventing sleep,
with every step, i feel you less and rejoice.
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