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all these years of living outside the city have turned my heart rural – outside of me – the only things that i can acknowledge exist separate from who i am and what i feel – cicadas rub their arteries together, too small not to touch intimate parts when laying so close. they found me in the midst of my drowning life and i listen, they reenact my *** it's okay, please don't disassociate because of me if it keeps you from feeling empty, get full – swallow the details even if it means i'll forget them – i am far away from everyone. isolated, weeds like a noose, i ruin myself first because i remember far too much. i am alone too much i have nowhere but myself to put the hurtful things. now afraid – my heartbeat is the rhythm of bugs running from the sole of a pretty shoe. i am wanting to scream i'm sick i'm sick i'm sick but only the trees will hear me – hold me. i'm sick and for once i can't ***** it out. can't bleed it out.
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 1:21 AM UTC
plagued
all these years of living outside the city have turned my heart rural – outside of me – the only things that i can acknowledge exist separate from who i am and what i feel – cicadas rub their arteries together, too small not to touch intimate parts when laying so close. they found me in the midst of my drowning life and i listen, they reenact my *** it's okay, please don't disassociate because of me if it keeps you from feeling empty, get full – swallow the details even if it means i'll forget them – i am far away from everyone. isolated, weeds like a noose, i ruin myself first because i remember far too much. i am alone too much i have nowhere but myself to put the hurtful things. now afraid – my heartbeat is the rhythm of bugs running from the sole of a pretty shoe. i am wanting to scream i'm sick i'm sick i'm sick but only the trees will hear me – hold me. i'm sick and for once i can't ***** it out. can't bleed it out.
sarina
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 1:21 AM UTC
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