Scream
I was trapped, in my own body I couldn't call for help I was afraid the parasite kept taking and taking I asked it to stop again and again and again, countless times it didn't listen the fear of being punished probably unalived made me silent beware of this parasite! it's face is charming calming not alarming gentle voice and kind eyes Do not be fooled like I I have nothing more to give so it left me empty so seek yet another host don't let it succeed use your feet if you must to kick, to push, to send away for now I suffer with the wounds and scars of a parasite I called my own Scream if you must do not be like me a trapped example for it will keep taking and taking until there's no more to take © Melody
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