Wednesday, February 22

Blanket Of Denial

Every time you resurfaced I shunned you away
And pretended you weren't there, you didn't exist
I've been too scared to even look you in the eyes
To acknowledge our brewing connection
I covered you up in thousands of lies
Wrapped you in a convenient blanket of denial

Every time you reached for me I turned away
I didn't have the strength to deal with this condition
I don't have the lengthened arms to fully embrace it
There's my old bravery that I've been trying to hide
Like I've forgotten how to control my darkest moments
How to face them directly and steer them towards the light

Instead I've been isolating myself from you
I've run at every given occasion
Like you were a contamination
In my system of classification

Don't remind me again that you're dormant in my mind
Always sleeping in the outskirts of my conscious thoughts
Don't show yourself again, now you've been successfully fought
Your return will only get you burned and caught
You don't know who I am anymore
I've become dangerous

You don't know me but I've learned every aspect of you
I know every clouded corner of you, every scar
I know how to patch you up and how to resist you
You've made that absolute, you've set it in stone
You've written it in the largest readable letters
Your greatest fear that I might miss it
That I might, for a moment,
forget that you're still alive

And I can tell there's something behind your idolized ideas
As it's seemingly impossible to treat you with denial
Every time you resurfaced I shunned you away
and pretended you weren't there
You reminded me again
And wrote those large letters
And every letter hurt
I was hurt by every word

Still, I can't seem to remember how to face you
How to look you directly in the eyes
I can't remember how to deal with you
Or how to reconquer my control of you
Still, the only thing I seem to be capable of is decadence
The only thing I can achieve under your influence
And I'll run at every given occasion
I'll run, run away
from depression

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