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we have matching holes through our skin, a tangible sign that I'd let you in. your blood's on my floor and I'm at the door, and you're still waiting for something more. I've apologized a thousand times without a real reason why. the last time was the first time that it didn't hurt to say goodbye. but it doesn't feel right, I'm waiting for affliction, assurance that this isn't fiction. you thought I'd forget what forever meant.
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 1:17 PM UTC
of course I remember
we have matching holes through our skin, a tangible sign that I'd let you in. your blood's on my floor and I'm at the door, and you're still waiting for something more. I've apologized a thousand times without a real reason why. the last time was the first time that it didn't hurt to say goodbye. but it doesn't feel right, I'm waiting for affliction, assurance that this isn't fiction. you thought I'd forget what forever meant.
self-piercings are only sometimes a good idea. original written december 2012.
quiana
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 1:17 PM UTC
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