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it wasn't enough to hear you say that you love me, I needed proof, hard proof, evidence that a being like yourself even had a heart inside that skeletal cage, does it beat? Or just lay still like your body when you're beside me. I know you don't love me any more, your heart stopped beating at least 3 months ago and before that I have a feeling it was black, and cold as ice, anyway you'd beg for kisses, and more, and tell me you love me as you collapsed in a heap next to me but never on me, there was always distance between us even when we should be the closest one human can get to another but I felt the space between us, turn from a crack, to a gaping hole you never told me you loved me when I kissed you, or when I had to blow your nose because you were too sick to even move your arms you never said you loved me when I cooked us breakfast on a rainy morning and you listened to me humming our song, under a breath laced with regret and that morning I let you wind your arms around my front, and you whispered in my ear I thought you'd say you loved me, you just told me the eggs were cooked wrong
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 1:49 PM UTC
the eggs were cooked wrong
it wasn't enough to hear you say that you love me, I needed proof, hard proof, evidence that a being like yourself even had a heart inside that skeletal cage, does it beat? Or just lay still like your body when you're beside me. I know you don't love me any more, your heart stopped beating at least 3 months ago and before that I have a feeling it was black, and cold as ice, anyway you'd beg for kisses, and more, and tell me you love me as you collapsed in a heap next to me but never on me, there was always distance between us even when we should be the closest one human can get to another but I felt the space between us, turn from a crack, to a gaping hole you never told me you loved me when I kissed you, or when I had to blow your nose because you were too sick to even move your arms you never said you loved me when I cooked us breakfast on a rainy morning and you listened to me humming our song, under a breath laced with regret and that morning I let you wind your arms around my front, and you whispered in my ear I thought you'd say you loved me, you just told me the eggs were cooked wrong
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 1:49 PM UTC
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