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Join Date: Dec 2017
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Living in Fear
It’s a monotonous buzz, fear is a chainsaw blade It never goes away, I’m even afraid of being afraid Trying to fade into the background wherever I go So I don’t have to fight, so it never comes to blows I suppose it’s why I try to never meet the eye Of girls and guys in the street passing by Deny eye contact and show no facial expression Avoid a painful session of unstable aggression But I question what this is really about my friend Why I want to shout but I tend to back down in the end Never hold my ground and defend, what is this fear? Is it mere harsh words that I can’t bear to hear? Or do I fear violence leading to a downturn in my health? Or in a confrontation, what I might learn about myself? I dwell on on this as I’m walking the streets in a slump Watching my feet, I think it’s clear that….. BUMP! “Watch where you’re going, you stupid queer cunt!” Sheer blunt rage in the voice, I could hear the affront He had a mohawk, black leather jacket and boots A nose-ringed brute who looked used to disputes I could feel my heart pump, maybe this was the time Don’t be a coward, standing up for yourself isn’t a crime “Sorry about that,” mumbled quietly. Pathetic. Should be ready to rumble, not shyly apologetic Yet still apoplectic, a boot lashes out Blood splashes about from the crashing clout No doubt unconscious, maybe dead Tried to get back up, got a boot to the head I had always lived in fear, what would happen if I confront? My wrath escaped and I killed that mohawked queer cunt |
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