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for a while you were my home for a while you were holed up in my chest. we made blanket forts, set up christmas lights, threw pebbles at traffic, and soon, we were unable to distinguish days from nights then i took you for a tour into my soul, through my delights I lead you to a mirror my dear that's where you first saw you and me but you only saw your scars and i still tried to show you what we could be but at the sight of yourself you lost what could have been ours. you ran away leaving a trail running through me and soon your words became my skin your smile, my cells my arteries were open and gushing but you were constantly hushing lest anyone hear my heart bursting from its encasement, underneath your heel. and now, memories of blanket forts and laughing snorts can't drown out the howling wind blowing through my open chest. where we used to play.
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 1:28 AM UTC
howling chest
for a while you were my home for a while you were holed up in my chest. we made blanket forts, set up christmas lights, threw pebbles at traffic, and soon, we were unable to distinguish days from nights then i took you for a tour into my soul, through my delights I lead you to a mirror my dear that's where you first saw you and me but you only saw your scars and i still tried to show you what we could be but at the sight of yourself you lost what could have been ours. you ran away leaving a trail running through me and soon your words became my skin your smile, my cells my arteries were open and gushing but you were constantly hushing lest anyone hear my heart bursting from its encasement, underneath your heel. and now, memories of blanket forts and laughing snorts can't drown out the howling wind blowing through my open chest. where we used to play.
jefferey-aaron-wade-williams
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 1:28 AM UTC
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