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Darkened grime has not spread across my body Soot-covered fingerprints have not traced the lines in my skin Poisonous words have not crawled into my veins My brain has yet to be compromised by this chemical cocktail Untouched Is my soul’s home She is reserved with brick walls and number codes She sends a warning with guard dogs tall and strong But behind the closed iron doors Is her white room Scared to spill But wanting to throw paint after taking off plastic covers Wanting to ruin But not wanting the hurt Wanting the touch But not the pain And yet A masterpiece could be waiting Untouched Yes, I am untouched Museum-grade red ropes Look, don’t come close And, at this rate, I don’t know when I’ll be ready To let go
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 2:14 AM UTC
Untouched
Darkened grime has not spread across my body Soot-covered fingerprints have not traced the lines in my skin Poisonous words have not crawled into my veins My brain has yet to be compromised by this chemical cocktail Untouched Is my soul’s home She is reserved with brick walls and number codes She sends a warning with guard dogs tall and strong But behind the closed iron doors Is her white room Scared to spill But wanting to throw paint after taking off plastic covers Wanting to ruin But not wanting the hurt Wanting the touch But not the pain And yet A masterpiece could be waiting Untouched Yes, I am untouched Museum-grade red ropes Look, don’t come close And, at this rate, I don’t know when I’ll be ready To let go
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 2:14 AM UTC
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