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She's racing.
With every twist and
Every turn
She becomes more lost.
The walls begin to rise.
Frantic she becomes.
A way out is what she's looking for
Although she won't find it.
She is helplessly lost
In her own mind.
Racing and running
In a maze that is
Her own twisted abyss.



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On Friday April 11th, 2008, carlosjackal (1699) writes:
Dig this..Welcome To DP, Lady. -Carl


On Friday April 11th, 2008, Alanarchy (1681) writes:
Desperate. The Mabstress beat me to it. Welcome.


On Friday April 11th, 2008, Ms Mooncake (566) writes:
oh thats scary. i was just thinking about my own crazyness. i loves this, its so relistic w/ a twist of just, og idk, greatness. ^_^ welcome to dp


On Thursday April 10th, 2008, tangeled (507) writes:
welcome to dp. this is a great write to start with. our minds can be quite complex and its easy to be stuck in them as we all live in our own minds. scary at times it can be though, for some. i feel i can relate to this almost too much, very nice write. welcome again. ~ta~


On Thursday April 10th, 2008, Strabo (47) writes:
nice


On Thursday April 10th, 2008, Mab (999) writes:
desperation laced with psychosis makes it that much more frightening...like Alice tumbling down the rabbit hole with her eyes closed.



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