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You must forgive When nothing meant to do you wrong And it did. When the two backs Back in at the party To each other The drinks don't spill, No casual pain. Even a nod is forgiveness. When you fall in bed, Out of love with yourself, Private and sardonic So hateful Nobody heard you, and You're all right. A laugh, even is. When you meant to do nothing wrong. Like a new bird Without an old bird looking, Forego the fate leap. No one’s watching. When you allow the old ruins To flee and burn Say no harm has come. Thread unwinding the nylons Withering in your eyes On a spying train It’ll pass. They will graciously turn away from you Again, You feel fine. Though I know you sing At night, in the back bathroom, Washing your hands Of black bile
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 10:24 PM UTC
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You must forgive When nothing meant to do you wrong And it did. When the two backs Back in at the party To each other The drinks don't spill, No casual pain. Even a nod is forgiveness. When you fall in bed, Out of love with yourself, Private and sardonic So hateful Nobody heard you, and You're all right. A laugh, even is. When you meant to do nothing wrong. Like a new bird Without an old bird looking, Forego the fate leap. No one’s watching. When you allow the old ruins To flee and burn Say no harm has come. Thread unwinding the nylons Withering in your eyes On a spying train It’ll pass. They will graciously turn away from you Again, You feel fine. Though I know you sing At night, in the back bathroom, Washing your hands Of black bile
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 10:24 PM UTC
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