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the charging - senseless?
Contributed by
thedarkestsheep
on
Wednesday, 30th September 2009 @ 04:20:10 AM in AEST
Topic:
anguished
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Im getting quicker forgetting and leaving back those who just take what they need And then Id never hear a word of them again Squeezed out, exhausted, left behind in the huge rubbish bin called my world And hoping and waiting for someone whod open it to have a look if theres something left to be dissaved And Im getting faster trying to open it myself again and put my head and look around me Searching for anything, anybody thats supposed to be waiting out there All passing by all trying to find something full to perforate it And to put their mouthpieces on its surfaces and refill themselfes Just letting it run out of the more or less filled bodies till the last drop Directly into the the mouth, and directly into the heart Leaving back slack thin empty dull bodies
Now what am I supposed to do? Again and again the same? Refill myself by perishable energy? Tell myself that the warmth is real? Do the same as everybody does? Recharge myself by fleeting energy that I suck out of everybody?
Now am I getting quicker backfilling myself or being sucked dry completely again? The one thing must go along with the other But should I just stop padding myself so theyd all leave me alone? And wait for being filled up by the one thats supposed to be inside of me? -indestructilbe energy -or should I call it love??
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Re: the charging - senseless?
(User Rating: 1 ) by Antzus on
Thursday, 1st October 2009 @ 07:20:37 AM AEST (User
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So many questions!
This title is appropriate - the body of the text just feels relentless. The themes, the feelings, abstract as they are they feel familiar to me - as though I can relate to you. Reminds me of "quiet desperation", or something from Dostoevsky |
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