Chronic_melancholic's Poems

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cannot stop

i’ve used to help, no more
now, a thing i do when im bored
an action taking place at the darkest corners,
the quietest of nights

but now, i cant seem to stop myself
i’ll fill the white with vibrancy
until there’s no more clean
...

– by Chronic Melancholic

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Chilled Arms / Burning Heart

A heart burns in it’s chest
Arms of ice it holds up
Slivers of warmth on the damaged skin
Flashes of heat from the burning heart
An overworked muscle of woe
Touch-starved limbs

I can soothe the pained heart,
I will hold your striped arms
...

– by Chronic Melancholic

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wishes



as I sit at that ledge, staring at the stars
i can’t help but wish I had your company
though it used to be in a way of much intensity and yearning,
i now dream of spending the night laughing and seeing each other
in a light that...

– by Chronic Melancholic

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An Endorphin Filled Cage

Trapped I’ll be, in this crimson-soaked cage
In a forever lasting loop of needing what’s deemed wrong
Right they are, it can never be healthy
But in this cage, it’s the only thing that feels right
So how can I stop?
How can I end the cycle of...

– by Chronic Melancholic

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