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There is a dragon in my closet He has dark brown eyes Pale skin A south Bronx accent and an affinity for breathing fire Some people have skeletons I have a dragon who has lived off of my insecurities, My pain So he's nice and fat... When I was alone His shadow loomed underneath the closet door I pretended to not see it His footsteps made the whole house shake But I pretended not to hear it Now I lay in bed at night with the one I love And can no longer ignore it Time to be my own knight in shining armor Open the closet door and the slay the dragon He may be a dragon That burns up all that is in his path But I am a phoenix Who rises from his destruction to become even stronger than before.                                                          I'm going to kick his ***
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 9:39 PM UTC
There's a Dragon in My Closet
There is a dragon in my closet He has dark brown eyes Pale skin A south Bronx accent and an affinity for breathing fire Some people have skeletons I have a dragon who has lived off of my insecurities, My pain So he's nice and fat... When I was alone His shadow loomed underneath the closet door I pretended to not see it His footsteps made the whole house shake But I pretended not to hear it Now I lay in bed at night with the one I love And can no longer ignore it Time to be my own knight in shining armor Open the closet door and the slay the dragon He may be a dragon That burns up all that is in his path But I am a phoenix Who rises from his destruction to become even stronger than before.                                                          I'm going to kick his ***
This was inspired by my recent finding of real happiness and it being shadowed by a past abusive relationship that I was a part of for 2 years. My abusive ex is the reflection of my own lack of self-love and worth. Before I can allow someone else to love me, I have to face my own demons of self-hate.
josian-de-aqua
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 9:39 PM UTC
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