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deleting later. I'm okay. Just very tired.

Because of you:

every piece of existence of others, with teeth and claws, will forever remind me of you
even with antlers sharper than tooth, i keep them aimed at every single jagged-tooth maw
as if they are all equal to what you've done, despite never turning on me at the start

phantom contact and presence of something long since gone, I'm still haunted
by howls and snapping jaws as if they're all aimed at me, dragging me back to you.
Every single one of my days, I'm still dragged along because of your goddamn curse.

So here's an open letter to every single one of you bastards who've caused harm:

I will destroy everything you are, down to the last incisor left in your jaws to be trampled into dust.
I will leave inscriptions of your crimes on your bones as if they were the gift of Artemis herself.
I will remind you why it takes a whole pack of the strongest wolves to take down a single, sickly deer.
I will leave you suffering with such vigor that you will cry out to the Gods for them to influence me to forgive you.

You will reap what you've sown, and I'll be the one watering your gravestone afterwards.

Description
deleting later. I'm okay. Just very tired.

Because of you:

every piece of existence of others, with teeth and claws, will forever remind me of you
even with antlers sharper than tooth, i keep them aimed at every single jagged-tooth maw
as if they are all equal to what you've done, despite never turning on me at the start

phantom contact and presence of something long since gone, I'm still haunted
by howls and snapping jaws as if they're all aimed at me, dragging me back to you.
Every single one of my days, I'm still dragged along because of your goddamn curse.

So here's an open letter to every single one of you bastards who've caused harm:

I will destroy everything you are, down to the last incisor left in your jaws to be trampled into dust.
I will leave inscriptions of your crimes on your bones as if they were the gift of Artemis herself.
I will remind you why it takes a whole pack of the strongest wolves to take down a single, sickly deer.
I will leave you suffering with such vigor that you will cry out to the Gods for them to influence me to forgive you.

You will reap what you've sown, and I'll be the one watering your gravestone afterwards.