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Luke Murphy Jun 2014
At what point do you realise you're a number
How do I know that all these promises, you didn't whisper to them too
I say I've never felt this way, you say you love me
I can't stop holding myself up against them
And all I feel is scrutiny, inferiority and broken
I hate myself now for only seeing an act

On the journey from your mouth to my ears
All these words lose everything and end up empty
But I've never thought me good enough
And perhaps I never will

So the ones who come before me stand tall over me and promise to never let me go
Yet somehow in the dark, in the deep deep dark

I see you

You're alone and holding in your hands all the meaning from the words that were lost
You hold it up to me and look further into me than anyone has ever done before
And I break and the tears that leave me carry the doubt away into my pocket and form a weight
I kiss you and embrace everything you hold and make it my own
I fall into you and become aware of how much I love you

Until I reach into my pocket and they're there

Waiting to grasp my hand
For the first time, I love someone too much and self doubt has taken the responsibility of guiding me through it
Luke Murphy Jun 2014
the knot was so tight
at the back of your neck
i thought you would've
tried to stop me

it was dark so i couldn't
see the point
but i untied you anyway

you were grateful for that
weren't you?
or did i let something
loose that you *******?

will it end us?

not a ******* chance
trying to keep my boyfriend together in the middle of the night

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