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I thought under your arms It was my security. I thought against your chest the beating that raised was nerves when you saw me. But now I know it was fear. That last breathe after ever kiss. Now I know it was a rush to air after trying to escape from what could of been a nightmare. It was my bitter skin that raised goosebumps at the end of your spine. I was a monster and you didn’t wanna love the beauty inside. I was a monster and you feared me like no other kind.
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 9:59 PM UTC
I Was The Monster Under Your Bed
I thought under your arms It was my security. I thought against your chest the beating that raised was nerves when you saw me. But now I know it was fear. That last breathe after ever kiss. Now I know it was a rush to air after trying to escape from what could of been a nightmare. It was my bitter skin that raised goosebumps at the end of your spine. I was a monster and you didn’t wanna love the beauty inside. I was a monster and you feared me like no other kind.
Kimbownolasco
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 9:59 PM UTC
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