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I long to be nothing to somebody. Discarded as the filter, that peace keeping this toxicity at abated levels, after you've used me and have left nothing but ash. Toss me aside so dust and I may meet rebuilding my being. Fear not this poison, over-exposure occurs within moments and hence, this making you, wretch, will leave you immune. Wanting to look into your eyes fluttering as shades drawn to allow us our privacy, shutting off you from me recomposing, we are perfect together. Disgust, your first impression does well for my mirror, destruction willing, my reprisal. Shatter this looking back, use shards of what's left to pluck heartstrings, slide your glass-edged bow across these vocal chords, allow all to hear the cacophony of a failing being. Lose yourself, my torment your release, emotion but false memory. Allow me your feet, a subservient posture dipping to welling eyes, glistening to the light of our true deaths, notes and screams punctuated by inkwell swelled wrists while we fall six feet beneath these sheets and roll in our seductive graves. Once there's been enough shoveled on top that we may be laid to rest, find comfort knowing you've stolen my breath. I long to be nothing to somebody, discarded, tossed aside so the next to come needn't pick me up, filtering my words through the masks we wear. So I may be free to fall by this way, not caring when I am lost.
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Aug 16, 2012
Aug 16, 2012 at 2:19 PM UTC
Lost to Lust
I long to be nothing to somebody. Discarded as the filter, that peace keeping this toxicity at abated levels, after you've used me and have left nothing but ash. Toss me aside so dust and I may meet rebuilding my being. Fear not this poison, over-exposure occurs within moments and hence, this making you, wretch, will leave you immune. Wanting to look into your eyes fluttering as shades drawn to allow us our privacy, shutting off you from me recomposing, we are perfect together. Disgust, your first impression does well for my mirror, destruction willing, my reprisal. Shatter this looking back, use shards of what's left to pluck heartstrings, slide your glass-edged bow across these vocal chords, allow all to hear the cacophony of a failing being. Lose yourself, my torment your release, emotion but false memory. Allow me your feet, a subservient posture dipping to welling eyes, glistening to the light of our true deaths, notes and screams punctuated by inkwell swelled wrists while we fall six feet beneath these sheets and roll in our seductive graves. Once there's been enough shoveled on top that we may be laid to rest, find comfort knowing you've stolen my breath. I long to be nothing to somebody, discarded, tossed aside so the next to come needn't pick me up, filtering my words through the masks we wear. So I may be free to fall by this way, not caring when I am lost.
t-zanahary
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Aug 16, 2012
Aug 16, 2012 at 2:19 PM UTC
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