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revenge is a dish best served cold and i thought you were warm

by unlovedprincess

i hate you, i think, as you try to shoot me to death. standing above me with a gun in my face you feel rage like undissolved sugar in warm milk - and there’s blood on the floor and then there’s me ,                                                      dying and almost dead, but you left my eyes open , and i know you forgot the murder weapon: so i’m going to take it with me. one day , i’m going to heal , and i’m going to remember — you took my gun , took all my bullets                                 too . and i still won’t ever shoot back.
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unlovedprincess
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Jul 26, 2018
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im actually in japan right now! Having the time of my life lmfao!! Staying in a suburb of Tokyo with my previous host family doing mundane stuff... it’s great! This poem is inspired by what my friend said to me after I sent her a happy pic of me... basically told me I looked out of place and was wrong for enjoying myself. It made me feel terrible and like shit. Anyways long story but something happened and she left our group chat and I didn’t notice!! But now she joined again and won’t tell me why she left and I think it’s because she knows she fucked up. Some people’s punishments are just being themselves. Sorry for the long description. Happy summer everyone!!

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#revenge#rage#gun#bullets#hurt#pain#blood#murder#dead#death
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