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The knife I take down my throat To vindicate my thoughts Of ruinous infection, Deceives all sensation, All thoughts, and ceases To exist myself, Until the blade conceals, And the only tell Of even its unsheathing Is that of the daylight Pouring in through Windows of which I had forgotten, To strike the flower I left out alone in the open. The scent of the previous day Made aware though permeation From the bottles Left open To fill the air With their intention, But lit candles Will once again Flush the awful realization, As the day sheds colors To the night, And when the music hits, And the temperament Fills veins with built and bottled-up Stresses, the candles will smell great As the chaser takes away the sting From the blade, And the flower, unconcealed, Let without any pressures Or internal guilt, Finally able to be myself, If only for one more night.
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Mar 26, 2021
Mar 26, 2021 at 5:42 PM UTC
flowers are the nightmares we try to hide that eventually bloom for everyone to see
The knife I take down my throat To vindicate my thoughts Of ruinous infection, Deceives all sensation, All thoughts, and ceases To exist myself, Until the blade conceals, And the only tell Of even its unsheathing Is that of the daylight Pouring in through Windows of which I had forgotten, To strike the flower I left out alone in the open. The scent of the previous day Made aware though permeation From the bottles Left open To fill the air With their intention, But lit candles Will once again Flush the awful realization, As the day sheds colors To the night, And when the music hits, And the temperament Fills veins with built and bottled-up Stresses, the candles will smell great As the chaser takes away the sting From the blade, And the flower, unconcealed, Let without any pressures Or internal guilt, Finally able to be myself, If only for one more night.
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Static_Heartbeats
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Mar 26, 2021
Mar 26, 2021 at 5:42 PM UTC
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