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if looks could ****      i'd be slaughtering the masses and if these walls could talk      they'd probably never stop laughing but if that ***** of a mattress should crack and leak the secrets of mine that she keeps in her chest- like tightly bound metallic coils-      so help me lillith i'll burn this house to the ground      i'd rather see all that i've built turn into ashes than to hear her voice rehasing all the whispers i'm slinging whilst fast asleep      or how i cry in bed for weeks      or the way i flinch when the sun crosses my face like a shadow i can't name      i'm a mess a natural disaster with whirlwind hair and a lightning strike pulse      in a second-hand dress that doesn't fit right           i'm fine      i'll survive but should you be the boy i find      and i bring you home tonight just know that i'm better than alright           know how very much i feel alive regardless of the subconscious soliloquies you unleash in your half-silence      divulging secrets whilst you slumber           i wake like the waves lapping at a fallen empire's shoreline      and quest to test your lyrical limitations and the possible personification of your breath      and your chest           heaving like the sea himself
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 2:34 AM UTC
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if looks could ****      i'd be slaughtering the masses and if these walls could talk      they'd probably never stop laughing but if that ***** of a mattress should crack and leak the secrets of mine that she keeps in her chest- like tightly bound metallic coils-      so help me lillith i'll burn this house to the ground      i'd rather see all that i've built turn into ashes than to hear her voice rehasing all the whispers i'm slinging whilst fast asleep      or how i cry in bed for weeks      or the way i flinch when the sun crosses my face like a shadow i can't name      i'm a mess a natural disaster with whirlwind hair and a lightning strike pulse      in a second-hand dress that doesn't fit right           i'm fine      i'll survive but should you be the boy i find      and i bring you home tonight just know that i'm better than alright           know how very much i feel alive regardless of the subconscious soliloquies you unleash in your half-silence      divulging secrets whilst you slumber           i wake like the waves lapping at a fallen empire's shoreline      and quest to test your lyrical limitations and the possible personification of your breath      and your chest           heaving like the sea himself
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 2:34 AM UTC
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