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Does this hurt? Yes. It hurts like seeing your Childhood home for the last time. Nothing stings like your skin catching Sparks from a bridge burning, Like resting scalpel on chest and Sliding to access the heartful of Thorns, then changing to tools of Extraction. What am I doing here, would be The last words they'd watch me Think. Now I remain with the Question, eyes turned to where I'd Like to see Heaven holding divine Wisdom and offering it, Getting nothing but rain in my eyes And silence. All homes are temporary. The smell of lilac floating down The street will always take me back To when that bridge connected one heart Set on forever to one set on for now. I run the tips of my fingers across The scar of scalpel; a map from Death to Life; lying flatline; Temporary, temporary rest. I was never meant to stay, I whisper Into what I know is coming. Will this hurt? Yes. Good.
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 1:45 AM UTC
Lilac
Does this hurt? Yes. It hurts like seeing your Childhood home for the last time. Nothing stings like your skin catching Sparks from a bridge burning, Like resting scalpel on chest and Sliding to access the heartful of Thorns, then changing to tools of Extraction. What am I doing here, would be The last words they'd watch me Think. Now I remain with the Question, eyes turned to where I'd Like to see Heaven holding divine Wisdom and offering it, Getting nothing but rain in my eyes And silence. All homes are temporary. The smell of lilac floating down The street will always take me back To when that bridge connected one heart Set on forever to one set on for now. I run the tips of my fingers across The scar of scalpel; a map from Death to Life; lying flatline; Temporary, temporary rest. I was never meant to stay, I whisper Into what I know is coming. Will this hurt? Yes. Good.
sgholter
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 1:45 AM UTC
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