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The morning after you **** yourself your clothes will still be in the hamper, Your leftovers in the fridge, Your phone beside your lifeless body The letters you wrote before you lost conciseness Sitting on the dresser Your little brother bounces with excitement Knocking on your door wanting his big sister to come play He opens the door still thinking your asleep He comes to your lifeless body He sees the pomegranate red blood that has soaked the sheets The scream he lets out you would’ve said was obnoxious But now your lifeless body lies in front of him The morning after you **** yourself everything will begin the same But the purity of morning may not last forever
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Feb 13
Feb 13, 2026 at 10:14 AM UTC
The morning free you **** yourself
The morning after you **** yourself your clothes will still be in the hamper, Your leftovers in the fridge, Your phone beside your lifeless body The letters you wrote before you lost conciseness Sitting on the dresser Your little brother bounces with excitement Knocking on your door wanting his big sister to come play He opens the door still thinking your asleep He comes to your lifeless body He sees the pomegranate red blood that has soaked the sheets The scream he lets out you would’ve said was obnoxious But now your lifeless body lies in front of him The morning after you **** yourself everything will begin the same But the purity of morning may not last forever
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Feb 13
Feb 13, 2026 at 10:14 AM UTC
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