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cassandra-cane
cassandra-cane
American Love.
I’m content happy smiling happy but not crazed not jovial not ecstatic not brilliant with color and roses and happy faces Just happy. A gentle warmness quiet and soft, glowing. not fireworks not the invention of the decade not dramatically jolly not anything more than content. It’s perfect.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 12:34 AM UTC
Content Happy
I hate you, and yet, This is the most beautiful Tragedy I’ve ever experienced. Simple-minded wonder Of how your hands could lace With mine ever so perfectly. Nothing makes this okay I’m not okay. This isn’t okay. The electricity when our hands touch No, this is not happening. I hate you. I have for years. Why would it change now? Is it because of the way You held my face as I was falling After taking the blow, you caressed me Why do I forgive you so easily? I love you. No, but I can’t. You’re stupid. I hate you. And I’ve gotten to know you To know the blue of your irises That turn into the dark emerald When you strike Like a snake But you’re my snake. I’ll forgive you for everything Because I can’t resist The way you wrap yourself around me And **** the life out of my bones. My very own personal Anaconda.
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 9:37 PM UTC
Anaconda
winding finding it's way up to the light growing knowing it'll never reach however try it might sipping dripping the honey that's always sweet despite whispering haunting children who wander in the night browning drowning in winter losing light slouching bending to follow what's right whisking missing the lovely spring daylight risking kissing the other trees nearby wanting haunting the days as they pass by lusting crusting around thoughts and wondering why hungering questioning longing to know where is the light burning dying saying one last goodbye blackened lost now as the sun returns the light but it's too late to take back goodbye
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Life of a Tree
There consisted of no goodbye, only footsteps that hurt more with every stride. Our last conversation ended with a sigh and absolutely no understanding of why This comedy stood an excellent chance, but halfway through, we changed the dance The horse lost her dainty prance; the cowboy didn’t remember his fighting stance. Ballet crumbled into a mixture of stumbles; the poor boy forgot how to be humble. An attempt to rebuild the township crumbled; while the neighbor’s boy mumbled Something about the nearby dock story: the ship is our only escape, oh her beauty We climbed aboard, but she had her holes prematurely; you whispered furtively To the ***** dog begging at the chef’s door; the dancer switched roles with the ***** You started acting like you could be the age of four: needy and hanging around more A fortune teller said one day I would be free and that one day I’d understand and see How you’ve recently been acting so desperately in favor of maybe ending up with me I don’t know if I’ll ever reciprocate with the same amount of affection you show every day Maybe it’s better this way, so I decided that, today; I think I’ll just watch you walk away Instead of stopping you.
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Jul 31, 2013
Jul 31, 2013 at 7:29 PM UTC
When You Walked Away