The asphyxiation process
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The asphyxiation process
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a haze of absence hovers over your head
i cannot see past this blackened hole inside your chest
wrap this noose around your neck
there is nothing left
but two steps towards eternity
nothing more can fulfill your desire
a fuel that burns no longer
gather the blood that has been shed
sip the taste of despair
can't you see what you've become
spit this precious disease from your mouth
Fall to your knees.
And pray for yourself.
i have forgotten your death and maybe now
There can be silence.
I sip.
From the cup of death.
and hold your severed head in my hands
Leave this plague to devour its hosts.
close your eyes
for this sadness shall forever reign
reign upon our hearts
i gaze into the dying light of my forgotten dreams
to search for my true happiness
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