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You've not been eating and it shows - I do not care to see your ribs Nor feel them ridge beneath my lips In our night; only moonlight knows. Our legs entwined - this too shall pass; When morning strikes this all must end; Your fingers trace my arm again - Twelve scars from silver, one from glass. It is your mouth that kills me here. There's nothing further once you're gone; Ashamed to reach our denouement, You watch me as I disappear.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 7:37 AM UTC
Denoument
You've not been eating and it shows - I do not care to see your ribs Nor feel them ridge beneath my lips In our night; only moonlight knows. Our legs entwined - this too shall pass; When morning strikes this all must end; Your fingers trace my arm again - Twelve scars from silver, one from glass. It is your mouth that kills me here. There's nothing further once you're gone; Ashamed to reach our denouement, You watch me as I disappear.
nothalfgothic
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 7:37 AM UTC
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