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Undying

There are certain situations, no matter what you do, you just cannot fix it. The broken remains stare at you, a very tired you. You explore other possibilities. None seem good enough. But you just cannot let this go. A massive tug occurs in your heart every time you think about it. You try to bury yourself in work only to realize its better off not screwing up that part of your life. Besides, there is nothing much to do. You try to listen to music and your miss your collection. You find yourself stifled by the head phones. You spend a fortune on getting a high end headset only to keep on staring it. People say you are crazy. Yup. You probably are...You realise that you are turning into an undead inside...neither dead, nor alive...words keep ringing in your head...

I blind my eyes and try and force it all into place,

I stitch them up, see not my fall from grace

I blind my eyes, I hide and feel it passing me by,

I open just in time to say goodbye (from the song That was just your life by Metallica from the Death Magnetic)

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  1. "You are crazy!!" :-P

    My friend wrote a nice story on this. :-D

    Take a look.

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