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spirits of the gray concrete lives lost in the days that never existed i hope they dont find me but my breath is louder than my heartbeat keeping still in the shadows of my own hard shell don’t tell him im here be silent and immobile the hardest thing you’ll ever have to do is let go of it all when there is nothing left but the memories that made it so hard to leave in the first place the fireplace cackles and spits i throw in my head i throw in my head and it burns and chars scrapes and melts but at least i am healthy at least i am porcelain pristine the leather upholstery tickles that patch of skin behind your knee but you stay silent - wouldn’t dare laugh you blink until there is no longer a life worth living, do not blink i plead keep your eyes open until they begin to water salt water tears until they are red and burning with truth don’t you dare blink just let them see your smile as you stick your face in the flames
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 10:01 PM UTC
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spirits of the gray concrete lives lost in the days that never existed i hope they dont find me but my breath is louder than my heartbeat keeping still in the shadows of my own hard shell don’t tell him im here be silent and immobile the hardest thing you’ll ever have to do is let go of it all when there is nothing left but the memories that made it so hard to leave in the first place the fireplace cackles and spits i throw in my head i throw in my head and it burns and chars scrapes and melts but at least i am healthy at least i am porcelain pristine the leather upholstery tickles that patch of skin behind your knee but you stay silent - wouldn’t dare laugh you blink until there is no longer a life worth living, do not blink i plead keep your eyes open until they begin to water salt water tears until they are red and burning with truth don’t you dare blink just let them see your smile as you stick your face in the flames
annie-1
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 10:01 PM UTC
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