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5.22.12

by Ashley Marie Ohmer on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 8:08pm · And she says “I know of heart break I have lived life in the home of broken dreams” And you seek forgiveness from a grace forsaken consumed with memories of ghost long tied as anchors on this hollowed out heart. And you smash open opportunity, like it’s another kill, another pill to swallow just like another lover you left long ago but still remember. you keep the disease thinking it’s the cure sending those that save packing and you look for love at the end of a whiskey bottle promising yourself one day you’d end the pain and you no longer distinguish the devil longing only for another tool to use and you chase your highs like the ghosts at your door and you’d knock on mine and id bring you in how many times did I let you in? and if you were here you’d get to hear my heartbeat, and id would remember were not the same. and I remember the heartbeats while you… you struggle with your name.
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Nov 26, 2012
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