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Hole Of Forgotten
When the past persuades itself to camouflage into a hole of forgotten
 All you obtain; is what you hold close to your chest
 Thinking maybe itll make that once beating organ feel more to its best
 this happens to be the one thing barricading you from blending to where the past is
 Its still glued thickly and perfectly onto your heart
 The kind of sticky glue where it takes a piece of your paper insides as you rip it apart
 Its one of those things that you have to let go and let be
 For the kind of misfortune it exists to bring is something worse inside of me
 I debate with that other organ inside the mess on top of my shoulders
 Say, “its like a bandage. Just snatch it off and finally be at rest”
 So I do it. I take a hold of it with my own bare hands
 Grasp the bandage so hard the hairs on my arms are at attentive stand
 A predictable moment without a doubt; though had no intentions to do anything less
 There in my hand the trophy of my triumph of overcoming a depress
 There to spoil the welcoming glory was the sight that replaced the patch
 Staring back at me was the thing I had so worked to seal and latch
 A hole it was. Yes I know, You may say I’m a fool
 For thinking such a hole could be such an endless pool
 But “I am not,” I defensibly repel back.
 For the truth is what your mess above your shoulders lacks
 I let the pale of my painful skin around the endless pool relinquish
 That’s when I start to feel
 The endless hole is getting hungry for a meal
 The rumble and grumble from my tummy this time is not from famish warning
 It is the dark hole that is ever so distinctly moaning
 I didn’t realize it at first
 But that hole was just on a deadly search
 The mess on top of my shoulders tried to protect
 But with an intensely instant connect
 there was nothing left to look out for cause the monster already stole
 The one thing I had held so close to my chest,
 the place where my heart was at rest
 for now it might as well have stolen my whole identity
 cause in the minutes of after math I learn there will be no serenity
 just to put the monster to an abrupt stop
 I scatter my shaking hands to seek the honored top
 The damage the monster had bestowed hastened my mission
 finally found the patch to cover the thing that took all my ambition
 I hustled to conceal the animal that had lurked on its prey
 After seeing the marks of what liberating that bandage can do
 I am still not at content with my rhythm of breathe; time flew
 I think its safe to say that I shall no longer be condemned as a fool
 For that was no ordinary pitch black, bottomless pool
 This time I keep my valued possessions far away from my chest
 I need those items when my luck is not at its best
 Just for curiosity, I lay my hand by that organ that is still yet to beat
 Feel the residue of the glue that my hand had decided to meet
 Then my fingers tend to browse over one specific part
 Where things seem to come to an end; no new beginning to start
 Nothing seems to come to a joyous end
 There under my limps of my collapsing hand
 Lies what you might remember as the hole of forgotten
 Where my soul and my past are captured; destined to die and become rotten

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