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Draw the doorlatch, turn the key; Stay in your tower, but not with me. Shake free to pull the chains in tight; Store tainted objects out of sight. Wipe clean the traces I have left As I lie prone, exiled, bereft. My sickly scent shall still seep through Cracked window frames, to chasten you; The odour of humanity Will swirl with sugar in your tea. Ants will trail through, borne on their feet, My broken matter from the street. I cannot live for your fine ease; I cannot die from your disease. Unloved yet loving. Cast aside. You promised me your heart. You lied.
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Jan 17, 2022
Jan 17, 2022 at 3:00 AM UTC
Exile
Draw the doorlatch, turn the key; Stay in your tower, but not with me. Shake free to pull the chains in tight; Store tainted objects out of sight. Wipe clean the traces I have left As I lie prone, exiled, bereft. My sickly scent shall still seep through Cracked window frames, to chasten you; The odour of humanity Will swirl with sugar in your tea. Ants will trail through, borne on their feet, My broken matter from the street. I cannot live for your fine ease; I cannot die from your disease. Unloved yet loving. Cast aside. You promised me your heart. You lied.
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Jan 17, 2022
Jan 17, 2022 at 3:00 AM UTC
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