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You Siren

by @christopher-kd

Perhaps it was my own fault; Letting her ever get that close. Inviting her underneath my skin Where she'd gnaw at my bones. The dichotomy, while blatant, Fell to eyes under strain. Her beauty was blinding. My world suddenly dimmed. Her voice, ever charming, All other sound fell to mute. My old heart, her new hobby; Another puppet, abused. Douse your half of the fire, Yet mine still rages on. Though I’m new to the subject, I'll call what we had ‘love’. But if ever again I feel heartbreak: Dear God, Kill me young
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Feb 23, 2015
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