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I don't love you anymore but we can still play pretend. I'll kiss you and hug you and giggle like I did when we were 13. I'll let you do other things too; I always have, I always will. Even though it feels like nothing. It feels black and empty. Soulless, heartless. Ha. Even lying I can still tell the truth. Can you? Can you tell me something true? Really true? Like the words we whispered in the dark, when my parents weren't home, when our bodies were pressed close, breathing and feeling like everything was alright. Quite alright. Too alright. Because it felt like a fake story being told, like a twisted and ****** up imagination groping at my tiniest desires. Poking and prodding them until they twitched like dying cockroaches under an eternal light. But bitter fairytales make sweet nightmares that you lull me away from with your soft words and gentle "I love you's" Well I love you too And we both know how much lies count.
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Aug 11, 2012
Aug 11, 2012 at 12:21 AM UTC
l(ies)ove
I don't love you anymore but we can still play pretend. I'll kiss you and hug you and giggle like I did when we were 13. I'll let you do other things too; I always have, I always will. Even though it feels like nothing. It feels black and empty. Soulless, heartless. Ha. Even lying I can still tell the truth. Can you? Can you tell me something true? Really true? Like the words we whispered in the dark, when my parents weren't home, when our bodies were pressed close, breathing and feeling like everything was alright. Quite alright. Too alright. Because it felt like a fake story being told, like a twisted and ****** up imagination groping at my tiniest desires. Poking and prodding them until they twitched like dying cockroaches under an eternal light. But bitter fairytales make sweet nightmares that you lull me away from with your soft words and gentle "I love you's" Well I love you too And we both know how much lies count.
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Aug 11, 2012
Aug 11, 2012 at 12:21 AM UTC
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