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Ashes

Downfall

By Anna TorresPublished 10 months ago 1 min read
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The walls have become a prison. They rise too tall, they block out the sun. Whatever we lost, we can’t remember. The control is gone, the past is forgotten. They played the odds badly, they surpassed us horribly. They gambled on their beliefs. They bartered and traded their lives away. The toxicity is in our lungs. It has lodged itself into our future. Nocturnal anxiety. These days leave me in a trance. What do we look forward to? Endless mis-colored sky? Never-ending homicide? The good times left us behind. I don’t have the strength to carry on. There is only time for one more song.

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About the Creator

Anna Torres

I’m a 37-year old mother. I love reading, metal music, and writing. I have begun writing again since 2021

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