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You stuck to me Like coffee stains on my shirt and Like paint under my fingernails; I could romanticize your pressence as much as I want But the truth is that you are nothing but filth. I wanted to wash you and All the memories we've made But I just can't seem to scrub you away. I tried and tried and tried Until my eyes were red Until my knuckles were bruised Until I sank to my bed Until I drowned in ***** Until my body was dead. But, it was too late to wash off the filth and dust That you made me believe, were glitter and fluff For you have seeped into the deepest crevices of my life To spread your virus of lovely lies. You made me think that bacteria was dopamine And this disease was love.
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Feb 26, 2017
Feb 26, 2017 at 9:50 AM UTC
SICK DAY
You stuck to me Like coffee stains on my shirt and Like paint under my fingernails; I could romanticize your pressence as much as I want But the truth is that you are nothing but filth. I wanted to wash you and All the memories we've made But I just can't seem to scrub you away. I tried and tried and tried Until my eyes were red Until my knuckles were bruised Until I sank to my bed Until I drowned in ***** Until my body was dead. But, it was too late to wash off the filth and dust That you made me believe, were glitter and fluff For you have seeped into the deepest crevices of my life To spread your virus of lovely lies. You made me think that bacteria was dopamine And this disease was love.
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Feb 26, 2017
Feb 26, 2017 at 9:50 AM UTC
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