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they'll tell my story someday about the pretty little blonde thing that fell too hard on a hot sidewalk that burned her eye sockets out they'll talk about the blue eyed gem that wasted her life away and ruined that pretty little heart of hers because of a silly boy they will relish in the memory of a sing-song soul who let a green eyed demon eat her from the inside out until she was only a shell they will take peace in the fact that heartbreak is universal and her skin is under his ***** fingernails, screaming to be free they will whisper the poetry of her demise and of the hospital bed she sat at when he tried to die, and how they turned off her life support in the same sterile bed they will scream out the truth of the falling out and how all the candles melted into her heart and she can't even feel anything now they can cry and fail to understand why she let his snake skinned lips silence her free will but even she can't explain it
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 11:57 AM UTC
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they'll tell my story someday about the pretty little blonde thing that fell too hard on a hot sidewalk that burned her eye sockets out they'll talk about the blue eyed gem that wasted her life away and ruined that pretty little heart of hers because of a silly boy they will relish in the memory of a sing-song soul who let a green eyed demon eat her from the inside out until she was only a shell they will take peace in the fact that heartbreak is universal and her skin is under his ***** fingernails, screaming to be free they will whisper the poetry of her demise and of the hospital bed she sat at when he tried to die, and how they turned off her life support in the same sterile bed they will scream out the truth of the falling out and how all the candles melted into her heart and she can't even feel anything now they can cry and fail to understand why she let his snake skinned lips silence her free will but even she can't explain it
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 11:57 AM UTC
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