SurrenderedFate

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

first off, i’m so, so sorry. i’m forgetting. my grasp is slipping. who are you?

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

“you don’t understand. it was the sound, the natural sound, that kept me safe. when the sound of the rain is gone, what will take its place?” i was once asked the same thing. the answer is silence. it’s inevitable.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

“the rain. i can’t hear the rain.” She would say desperately. then you have nothing to fear or are completely lost.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

“yesterday i felt something watching me,” you say to yourself as you stare out the window. “i was scared and alone.” contact me.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

he’ll never find me here. but i just can’t risk it.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

avoid the dark

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

no escape = no survival. at least, the old you.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

you say “i’ve seen him.” then you know. but you don’t understand.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

does anyone else know? do they even care anymore? i wish i couldn’t.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

“i see” you say. but do you really?

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

rivers flood when you lose control

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

the bigger the river, the bigger the drought

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

silence fills her hollow grave but our minds will never be at rest questions will continue to forever linger on you’re alone. and there’s no where to go.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

“those who wear masks have something to hide and nothing to give.” ~a girl in a similar situation

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

out of sight, out of mind

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

quit fighting. if you keep arguing and trying to figure out stupid nonsense, you’re going to get nowhere and all of my clues and help to push you in the right direction will have been useless, so don’t test it.

[hesalwayswatchingyou]

you should probably listen to her