Jellyfish Death
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Jellyfish Death
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Calm water, warm day
A blue ocean invites me to stay
I dive deeper into cold depths
A sea creatures brings my slow death
Skin burns with poison
The water blocks my screams
I try to reach the surface
But there’s no hope in the seas
My lungs are choking
My conscience is leaving my
I swim my way out
A crowd around me
Eyes open, wild stand
Creep people around me stand
I start dashing into the mist
My brain is gone and there's no relief
Running on the sidewalk
I trip on a fat kid
Burning palls turn to ashes
Screaming it’s the end for me
The bus is coming
My head lays on the street
I see my way down
Hell awaits me
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