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Where I'm From
I’m aware of what’s happened
Missing parts of a precious soul
It’s eerie… yet familiar.
“Why is it that I know this place?”
It’s freezing… and hot
Bright and dark at once
I’m awake and asleep
But this place is so... familiar.
I know I’m not alone.
I can see the figure
But only its eyes
I’ve seen those eyes before.
I understand now why this place is familiar.
All my fear has existed
I stretch out on the metallic table and relax myself
Suddenly a recognizable smell hits
I quickly start chasing z’s.
Those z’s aren’t my own
Artificially made, fake, a ruse
They consume me in my sleep.
Still, these false dreams are rather... familiar.
I awake from my slumber six hours later
Cozy, cold, cramped
Feel nauseous, tired, and worn out
This weakened feeling feels even more familiar than it should.
“Why can’t I stand?”
I see the insertion point
I now know why I can’t get up on my own
Sadness and fear consume my head.
“They’re all gone. It’s over.”
With negativity swirling upstairs
I can only think about my rag-doll form and why I’m here in the first place
Why being flimsy, hopeless, and depressed is so familiar here?
“I’m aware now
I know what happened
I know what’s missing
I know why I’m here.”
“It’s because of me
I caused this
This PAIN, this SUFFERING.”
“It’s ALL MY FAULT!”
“It’s not fiction
Or false sadness
IT’S REALITY!”
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