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There are cracks from the remains of your soul. Normally I would want to avoid them, you know, because of the CDO, but with you, I want to fall, through the cracks, be swallowed whole by the damage she did to it. Facts: I want to climb inside, And sit there for a while, And say your favourite lines, from your favourite book, That you lost and don't want to find, I want to tell her that we hate her. we, because two merged as one, The moment I laid my eyes upon the scarlet letter written across your skin,dark,and with permanent ink I want to be wrapped up in your veins, comforted by your blood stains, The other day you described your ideal moment of peace, so that's what I'll be, I will become the perfectly green, perfectly cut grass, and I will be the lightness of the waterfall behind the trees, I will be nothing more than your death. So that every. single. morning. Our souls resurrect all over again. And you forget she was ever there.
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 8:12 AM UTC
We hate her.
There are cracks from the remains of your soul. Normally I would want to avoid them, you know, because of the CDO, but with you, I want to fall, through the cracks, be swallowed whole by the damage she did to it. Facts: I want to climb inside, And sit there for a while, And say your favourite lines, from your favourite book, That you lost and don't want to find, I want to tell her that we hate her. we, because two merged as one, The moment I laid my eyes upon the scarlet letter written across your skin,dark,and with permanent ink I want to be wrapped up in your veins, comforted by your blood stains, The other day you described your ideal moment of peace, so that's what I'll be, I will become the perfectly green, perfectly cut grass, and I will be the lightness of the waterfall behind the trees, I will be nothing more than your death. So that every. single. morning. Our souls resurrect all over again. And you forget she was ever there.
KeishaFelix
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20/F/South Africa
Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 8:12 AM UTC
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