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I live in a world of brutal ice and cold
I live in a world of brutal ice and cold Despite the temperature being five below... these fingered handy limbs awash with profuse sweat dripping palms analogous to a bloody busted gushing water main. Mein kampf analogous to a self made prisoner who cannot escape being terrorized and tortured within invisible hermetically sealed walls of air tight prison regularly hunted down courtesy malevolent daemons blood curdling deathly silent screams echo within the sound of silence. Earlier today some jokester (like a batman out of hell came round boppin like some robin after their diet of worms) riddling mine psyche into a war torn zone analogous into a veritable no man's land heavily strewn with deadly explosives detonating deafening explosive rife with volatile anxiety, I felt hunted and targeted like a common criminal forced to scuttle meager barebones existence, and gladly plunge into an abyss unbeknownst to me on par with Dante's inferno. Hours after grueling life and death battle keppie (in Yiddish a lighthearted and endearing way to refer to a head or forehead) severely suffered bruises and lacerations courtesy familiar enemy (known to me donned as trumpeting evil doppelgänger barren of virtue) relentlessly sadistically and tyrannizing mutilating corporeal flesh until flayed muscle and tendon abandoned as bloody heap. Visitation of cruel taskmaster (omnipresent every waking and sleeping moment of hellish fiery brimstone existence) repeatedly brutalized yours truly, no matter I did plead for mercy for spirit who usurped eminent domain to please cease and desist punishing life lessons making a cameo appearance after a reprieve of temporary truce to drive me towards the maws of death, yet stopping just shy of beating the living daylights out generic lovely bones genetically assigned to one frazzled sexagenarian, whose hellish existence nearly brought to an untimely end when victimized fellow subjected to a maelstrom of suicidal ideation when a mere adolescent lad and days, weeks, months... years, decades, scores of ragged orbitz round the sun chock full of accursed torment barely alleviated courtesy nine prescription medications authorized by credentialed nurse practitioner predicated on symptoms of social anxiety, dysthymia, obsessive compulsive disorder absolute zero relief against wanton depredations rendered ineffective today the seventh of June two thousand and twenty four, hence a feeble intent to communicate insufferable beast of burden wracking one figurative rolling stone. I managed to drive to and fro a short outing dodging, hedging, lunging away from slippery grasp of nemesis attempting to pull at sorry these excuse for legs nevertheless seriously lacerating epidermis only to realize, the horrific killer left his tell tale signature with bloody phalanges dangling from wrists linkedin to my arms.
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