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Breath

Dec 3, 2024
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Updated: Jul 7, 2025

By Divyanka Shaw


I failed once again.

A deep breath cost my intent,

Now, I stand haunted before my silhouette, suffocated. 

As I chase the stolen fire fading away, for I’m draped in darkness.

There’s an eerie cold in the warmth,

all I hear is the loud thud of my heart.

I fear the upcoming dawn, for I’m scared,

The ticking noise the clock makes.

The blood rushing in me reverberates the echoes,

I once lost in the chaos.

Within, it’s death but I’ll somehow live.

Thus, I’ll take another breath, 

To not suffocate. 


By Divyanka Shaw


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