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You lied about my sweet weight, And you lied about my arches, You lied about your love for the depressions in my skin, You faked that sincerity Of course you lied, because how else Could you make love to my demise? You lied about your moon and my tides, But you tread upon on my land, Cheer as my salt beats my rocks into sand, I never flinched at your hand, I never quaked at your voice, But I should’ve, I would’ve if I had known that you would run my rivers dry, That you would lick your lips and sigh You’re sick in that the only thing I hold dear, You craved to hunt. You rip into the throat of my wild and reckless stag, Watch it bleed as it cranes to see by whose hand it falls,   As it breathes its last breath it catches sight of your thumb, It knows, but consciously it forgets, because It is with this abandon that I die for you daily, And you **** me anyway. I should’ve quaked at your voice, Hearkened to the screaming that ripped away my choice, You never loved my mountains, fountains of lies I threw back and back, You lied about my ocean that you don’t care to explore, It was critical and fatal, You lied about my sweet weight and that I cannot forgive.
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 10:27 PM UTC
My Sweet Weight and My Demise
You lied about my sweet weight, And you lied about my arches, You lied about your love for the depressions in my skin, You faked that sincerity Of course you lied, because how else Could you make love to my demise? You lied about your moon and my tides, But you tread upon on my land, Cheer as my salt beats my rocks into sand, I never flinched at your hand, I never quaked at your voice, But I should’ve, I would’ve if I had known that you would run my rivers dry, That you would lick your lips and sigh You’re sick in that the only thing I hold dear, You craved to hunt. You rip into the throat of my wild and reckless stag, Watch it bleed as it cranes to see by whose hand it falls,   As it breathes its last breath it catches sight of your thumb, It knows, but consciously it forgets, because It is with this abandon that I die for you daily, And you **** me anyway. I should’ve quaked at your voice, Hearkened to the screaming that ripped away my choice, You never loved my mountains, fountains of lies I threw back and back, You lied about my ocean that you don’t care to explore, It was critical and fatal, You lied about my sweet weight and that I cannot forgive.
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 10:27 PM UTC
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