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Josh Hay

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Poem "Stygiophobia":
- published September 9, 2009
- viewed 11 times

Other poems by Josh Hay:
»A Cursed Cycle«
»A Graceful Promise, A Tragic Lie (The End Of Me)«
»Beauty Is In The Eyes Of The Beholder (So They Say)«
»Bitter Revenge And Sweet Tragedy«
»Chapters Of My Life«
»Cherry Is The Square Root Of Pie«
»Congratulations and Applause«
»Consider Me Alive«
»Destroy Thy, Destroy Thee«
»I Say Pseudo Scientific Just To Sound Smart«
»Imaginations are a Battle«
»Kings And Traitors«
»Reflections And Reality«
»Relativity of Darkness«
»Relentless Burden«
»Set it off like a trigger«
»The City Is Cold«
»The Concept Of Lying«
»The Missing Crown«
»The Suspense Of Waiting«


»Stygiophobia«

by Josh Hay

Stygiophobia takes over. How can my heart beat without a pulse? Veins turn black, as I watch my skin dissolve in front of me. I don't breathe this air, as my word is corrupt. I am forever alive, I hold my hand to my eyes. I keep the angels since. Thinking of a world where I exist. Burn me into you, and feel that my anger is gone. I'm not real, I was never born. It's not me. I've watched you choke on me. You left me unbalanced. You've come back to claim me.
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