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Every night I up the dosage. Dull the nerves in hopes I won’t feel you. But like clockwork, as I sink into my bed I can feel you. Your scent is so familiar, like the mist of the sea to a grizzled fisher. Just like a siren to a sailor, I can hear your chanting, your breathing. No matter how many poems, nor countless dreams, you always find a way in. Splitting the edges of my skull so you can seep through my bloodstream. You never let my wounds heal. You are my favourite scars.
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Sep 11, 2020
Sep 11, 2020 at 5:04 PM UTC
I need to stop writing about you.
Every night I up the dosage. Dull the nerves in hopes I won’t feel you. But like clockwork, as I sink into my bed I can feel you. Your scent is so familiar, like the mist of the sea to a grizzled fisher. Just like a siren to a sailor, I can hear your chanting, your breathing. No matter how many poems, nor countless dreams, you always find a way in. Splitting the edges of my skull so you can seep through my bloodstream. You never let my wounds heal. You are my favourite scars.
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22/M/R’yleh
Sep 11, 2020
Sep 11, 2020 at 5:04 PM UTC
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