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A Sweetness I Should Have Feared
A small voice whispers in my ear,
It tells me all that I should fear.
Should I listen and survive?
Or should I try to helplessly thrive?
Will a person be able to win,
If they were to finally give in.
There is a building so tall,
I look from the top, and I fall.
The wind rushes around me, wraps me.
Envelopes me in a sweet hug, embraces me.
I have felt the love I have longed to feel.
Then the voices persuade me to heal.
I flail, but I am long too late.
My life flashes, the one I used to hate.
I cry, my tears fall with the rain.
I'm over that terrifying pain.
But death binds me, forever bound.
And the voices are no where to be found.
And I now know, what I should've feared.
It was the pleasant voices in my ear.
It tells me all that I should fear.
Should I listen and survive?
Or should I try to helplessly thrive?
Will a person be able to win,
If they were to finally give in.
There is a building so tall,
I look from the top, and I fall.
The wind rushes around me, wraps me.
Envelopes me in a sweet hug, embraces me.
I have felt the love I have longed to feel.
Then the voices persuade me to heal.
I flail, but I am long too late.
My life flashes, the one I used to hate.
I cry, my tears fall with the rain.
I'm over that terrifying pain.
But death binds me, forever bound.
And the voices are no where to be found.
And I now know, what I should've feared.
It was the pleasant voices in my ear.
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