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Darkness

26 January 2007
Posted by ChristineMarie  in More healing stuff
I know darkness, that deep kind of darkness inside your mind that you can't escape
the kind of darkness where you are lost and cannot find your way out
the kind of darkness that makes you feel like you are going insane
the kind of darkness that makes you numb
the kind of darkness that is too painful to bear
the kind of darkness that seems to never stop
the kind of darkness that makes you want to die

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