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He loved with the cruelty of nature growing like ivy on my heart; I'd cut him away but he'd only return He nestled in my branches making a home out of my rotting shell, forgetting home is where the heart is He said "destruction was a form of beauty" So he pretended to be reborn a hurricane Firing open doors better left closed in his wake At times, it was better to hide from him Wait out the storm and pretend everything was perfectly alright Then when it was all over He'd kiss my wounds, grow flowers from my dying veins But not so long after they would wilt because even the sweetest of things couldn't survive within our own toxicity.
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 2:47 PM UTC
What Kind of Man
He loved with the cruelty of nature growing like ivy on my heart; I'd cut him away but he'd only return He nestled in my branches making a home out of my rotting shell, forgetting home is where the heart is He said "destruction was a form of beauty" So he pretended to be reborn a hurricane Firing open doors better left closed in his wake At times, it was better to hide from him Wait out the storm and pretend everything was perfectly alright Then when it was all over He'd kiss my wounds, grow flowers from my dying veins But not so long after they would wilt because even the sweetest of things couldn't survive within our own toxicity.
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 2:47 PM UTC
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