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I carved you out of marble and stone but I think it is midas in your blood and the back of my hands are bruised from all the years I’ve tried to let go you still own me without even trying my tongue is tied in cherry knots when they told me to soften the centre to make it easier to swallow, but then they did not know you the sea is black with all the blood I’ve spilt and distance only amplifies the pain, when where I am only requires liquid luck to get to where you are; the spirits, they kiss my eyelids and paint our past gold the same years that destroyed me glorify you. you. you. you. the mantra in my head, the miracle that rose again you measure each pulse in my blood as I repent of the one I have loved so much more than all of those who came before, yet you know I never drink with the intention of leaving, only of love – only for you.   (a.h.z)
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May 31, 2016
May 31, 2016 at 2:56 PM UTC
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I carved you out of marble and stone but I think it is midas in your blood and the back of my hands are bruised from all the years I’ve tried to let go you still own me without even trying my tongue is tied in cherry knots when they told me to soften the centre to make it easier to swallow, but then they did not know you the sea is black with all the blood I’ve spilt and distance only amplifies the pain, when where I am only requires liquid luck to get to where you are; the spirits, they kiss my eyelids and paint our past gold the same years that destroyed me glorify you. you. you. you. the mantra in my head, the miracle that rose again you measure each pulse in my blood as I repent of the one I have loved so much more than all of those who came before, yet you know I never drink with the intention of leaving, only of love – only for you.   (a.h.z)
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May 31, 2016
May 31, 2016 at 2:56 PM UTC
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