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Emily Tucker Dec 2016
Teach me how to love again.
Teach me to love again.

- One word can change the meaning of a simple sentence.

But that is not my argue. You see, I lost the love I thought I understood then replaced with a caring heart. A caring soul.

Which once I believed was love; was abuse. And now left curious wondering through time like a drunk cat becoming ever so curious.

Am I leaning to far on my heels?
Will curiosity **** me like our dear friend?
Will I shrivel into a mindless existence?
Who will I lose?
Who can I love?

Teach me to love again... For I want to love you.
Emily Tucker Nov 2016
We accept the love we think we deserve.

Why am I to accept the love from a stranger than a friend; a foe.
Emily Tucker May 2016
Cutting -


feels worse then so much better.
  Mar 2016 Emily Tucker
cass
she saw utterance in the stars
and legacies in snowflakes
her steady hand gripped the pencil
as the universe poured from her
she had the power of entire worlds
placed between her fingers and palm
Emily Tucker Feb 2016
How dare you give love an age.
I am not to be named an age where love begins or ends.
We are born of heart, born of feeling, born of emotion.
To be born of emotion you must be alive with capability of all feeling, including love.
Young heart, soul; lovely amour.
Emily Tucker Feb 2016
Blades split my wrists.
Pills fill my stomach.
Fourteen years young yearning for eternal rest.
But why must these thoughts consume my mind in class? At home?
Deathly shadows hold hands; wrapping around craniums boney crown, through eyes, finger tips and toes. Sealed from mouths, sound never escapes thy lips. In death, and in life. For blades will always speak a written language on arms and thighs that can never be told through expression of word.
Emily Tucker Feb 2016
To live safe, isn't living. To always obey, to follow all rules and guidelines...

Living is occasionally defy parents, living is breaking rules carefully and cautiously. Maybe being safe is perfectly fine with you, but the adrenaline... You haven't lived until you've felt that specific rush, whether its lust or sin, you haven't lived. You haven't enjoyed the big experiences. The memorable ones. The ones that you bring to your death bed.
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